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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    announced declared pronounced asserted affirmed stated proclaimed advertised broadcast published publicized notified revealed disclosed made known expressed voiced uttered spoke articulated enunciated voiced heralded trumpeted blazoned promulgated disseminated circulated propagated proclaimed broadcasted declared announced published made public revealed exposed unveiled presented introduced brought to light spotlighted highlighted publicized advertised proclaimed declared affirmed confirmed ratified validated authenticated verified certified endorsed sanctioned authorized approved accredited recognized acknowledged avowed confessed admitted conceded allowed granted conceded yielded surrendered pronounced decreed ordained appointed designated nominated elected chosen selected named dubbed titled labeled branded tagged categorized classified grouped ranked graded evaluated assessed appraised estimated valued prized treasured cherished honored respected revered admired adored worshiped idolized deified glorified exalted elevated lifted raised uplifted dignified ennobled consecrated hallowed sanctified blessed beatified canonized declared proclaimed announced published notified revealed disclosed expressed voiced uttered spoke articulated enunciated heralded promulgated disseminated circulated propagated

    Meaning of Proclaimed

    The primary meaning of the word "Proclaimed" is to declare or announce something officially or publicly.

    Definitions

    • To declare or announce something officially or publicly
    • To declare or announce something in an official or formal way
    • To make something known or visible, especially in a public or official way

    Etymology of Proclaimed

    The word "Proclaimed" originates from the Old French word "proclamer", which is derived from the Latin words "pro" (meaning "forth" or "out") and "clamare" (meaning "to cry" or "to shout")
    Historically, the word "Proclaimed" has been used to describe official announcements or declarations, especially those made by a person in authority

    Example Uses

    • The company proclaimed its new policy to all employees
    • The king proclaimed a national holiday to celebrate the victory
    • The government proclaimed a state of emergency due to the natural disaster
    • The artist proclaimed her latest work to be her masterpiece
    • The scientist proclaimed the discovery of a new species

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    denied rejected refused withheld concealed hidden secret private confidential undisclosed unrevealed unexpressed unvoiced unuttered unspoken unarticulated muted silenced suppressed stifled muzzled gagged censored prohibited forbidden banned barred blocked halted stopped ended terminated cancelled nullified invalidated disallowed disqualified debunked disproved disproven refuted contradicted opposed disputed argued contested challenged questioned doubted suspected mistrusted disbelieved unbelieving skeptical incredulous unconvinced unimpressed unaffected unmoved unresponsive unreactive impassive indifferent apathetic uninterested unconcerned detached aloof distant remote uninvolved disconnected separated divided isolated alone solitary secluded sequestered hidden concealed covered veiled masked disguised camouflaged obscured eclipsed overshadowed overcast clouded darkened gloomy dismal dreary somber melancholy mournful sad unhappy depressed dejected despondent disheartened discouraged hopeless despairing desperate suicidal homicidal violent aggressive hostile belligerent combative pugnacious contentious argumentative quarrelsome disputatious litigious antagonistic oppositional confrontational hostile unfriendly inimical adverse unfavorable unsympathetic unfeeling callous heartless cruel brutal ruthless merciless pitiless unsparing unrelenting relentless merciless savage ferocious ferine feral bestial brutish inhumane inhuman barbarous barbaric savage untamed uncontrolled unrestrained unmanaged unregulated ungoverned unadministered unsupervised unmonitored un