Pronunciation

/prəˈklaɪm/

Definitions

Noun

• Proclamation: An official statement or declaration made by a person or authority, often publicly, to announce or declare something. For example: “The mayor made a proclamation declaring a day of peace.”
• Announcement: A public statement or declaration, typically about an event or piece of news. For example: “The school made an announcement about the new schedule.”

Verb

• To proclaim: To make a loud and public announcement, declare, or assert with authority. For example: “The president proclaimed the nation’s commitment to climate action.”
• To declare: To formally state or announce, often with emphasis on its significance. For example: “The judge declared the defendant not guilty.”

Adjective

• Proclaimed: Officially announced or declared. For example: “The proclaimed winner of the election.”

Phrases

• “Proclaim victory” means to publicly declare success or triumph.
• “Proclaimed sanctuary” refers to a place officially designated as safe.
• “Proclamation of independence” marks the start of a new nation.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The mayor issued a proclamation to honor the local heroes.”
• Verb: “The president proclaimed the new tax reforms across the country.”
• Adjective: “The proclaimed champion was crowned at the sports event.”

Synonyms

• Declare
• Announce
• Declare officially
• Assert
• Proclaim loudly
• Declare publicly
• State formally

Antonyms

• Conceal
• Hide
• Silence
• Deny
• Withdraw