proclaimed (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: /prəˈkleɪm/
Definition
To announce something officially or publicly, often with great enthusiasm or conviction.
Examples
The government decided to proclaim a national holiday to celebrate their victory.
She proclaimed her innocence to anyone who would listen.
The ancient monument was proclaimed a UNESCO World Heritage site.
How to Use proclaimed
- proclaim something (collocation)
- To make a specific thing known publicly. — "They will proclaim their new policy tomorrow."
- proclaim that (collocation)
- To announce a fact or piece of information. — "He proclaimed that he would run for president."
- proclaim someone/something [adjective/noun] (collocation)
- To officially declare someone or something to be something. — "The city was proclaimed a disaster area after the earthquake."
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