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proclaim

UK
/prəˈkleɪm/
US
/proʊˈkleɪm/
proclaimverb
proclaimed
Past Simple
proclaimed
Past Participle
proclaiming
ing-form
UK
/prəˈkleɪm/
US
/proʊˈkleɪm/
Translations
proclamerSens de rendre quelque chose public ou de l'affirmer ouvertement.
She proclaimed her innocence to the entire courtroom.
Elle a proclamé son innocence devant toute la salle d'audience.
proclamerSens courant : annoncer ou déclarer publiquement ou officiellement.
The government will proclaim the new law next week.
Le gouvernement proclamera la nouvelle loi la semaine prochaine.
Additional translations
vanterAu sens de faire l'éloge publiquement.
Definitions
To announce or declare something publicly or officially.
The government will proclaim the new law next week.
To indicate or make known openly or publicly.
She proclaimed her innocence to the entire courtroom.
To praise or extol loudly and publicly.
The fans proclaimed their admiration for the singer after the concert.
Synonyms
pronounce
propose
state
announce
declare
publish
assert
broadcast
Antonyms
conceal
suppress
withhold
proclaimpast participle
Definitions
Announced or declared; publicly stated.
Their proclaimed goal was to reduce pollution.
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