proclaimed
word · lemma: proclaim
Definition
Said something officially or publicly, often in a formal way. Used when someone makes an important statement or announcement for others to hear.
Usage & Nuances
'Proclaimed' is formal and often appears in news, legal, or official contexts. It suggests a public, clear statement, stronger than just 'said.' Commonly used with declarations, laws, or titles (e.g., 'proclaimed king'). Not casual in daily conversation.
Spanish: proclamó - declaró públicamentePortuguese (BR): proclamou - declarou publicamentePortuguese (PT): proclamou - declarou publicamenteChinese (Simplified): 宣布 - 正式声明Chinese (Traditional): 宣佈 - 正式聲明Hindi: घोषित कियाArabic: أعلن - صرح رسمياً
Example Sentences
The mayor proclaimed a holiday for the city.
basic
She proclaimed her innocence to everyone.
basic
The country was proclaimed independent in 1960.
basic
"I am not afraid!" he proclaimed to the crowd.
natural
The winner was proclaimed after a long discussion.
natural
They proclaimed victory before the results were official.
natural