CEFR B1

declaring

verb

Meaning

To announce something formally, officially, or solemnly, often publicly.

Examples

The government is declaring a state of emergency due to the severe weather.
She is declaring her candidacy for mayor next week.

Synonyms: state, announce, proclaim, promulgate

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declaring (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /dɪˈklɛərɪŋ/

Definition

To announce something formally, officially, or solemnly, often publicly.

Examples

The government is declaring a state of emergency due to the severe weather.
She is declaring her candidacy for mayor next week.
He was declaring his love for her in front of all their friends.

How to Use declaring

declare that (collocation): To make a formal announcement that a particular situation or fact is true. — "The president declared that the war was officially over."
declare something (collocation): To make a formal announcement about a specific thing or event. — "She is declaring her intention to run for office."
declare oneself (collocation): To state one's own position, feelings, or intentions. — "He declared himself to be the rightful heir to the throne."

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