declared Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- equivocal
- indefinite
- obscure
- vague
- equivocal
- dark
- incorrect
- unclear
- indefinite
- circuitous
- circuitous
- obscure
- vague
- incorrect
- dark
- unclear
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- comprehensive
- categorical
- exhaustive
- complete
- sure
- clear-cut
- univocal
- certain
- unambiguous
- unmistakable
- specific
- definitive
- categoric
Weak:
Meaning of declared
declared (a)
made known or openly avowed
declared (s)
declared as fact; explicitly stated
declared (imp. & p. p.)
of Declare
declared Sentence Examples
- The company declared a record-breaking profit for the fiscal year.
- She declared her candidacy for the mayoral election during a press conference.
- The government declared a state of emergency due to the ongoing civil unrest.
- The doctor declared the patient free of any serious health concerns after thorough examination.
- The celebrity declared their support for the charity event through a public statement.
- The court declared the defendant guilty of the charges brought against them.
- The weather forecast declared heavy rainfall for the upcoming weekend.
- The organization declared its commitment to sustainability by implementing eco-friendly practices.
- The board of directors declared a dividend payout to shareholders following a successful quarter.
- The referee declared the match a tie after both teams failed to score during extra time.
FAQs About the word declared
made known or openly avowed, declared as fact; explicitly statedof Declare
definite, explicit, express,stated, unequivocal, avowed, specified, comprehensive, categorical, exhaustive
implicit,inferred, ambiguous, implicit, implied, ambiguous, inferred, implied, equivocal, indefinite
The company declared a record-breaking profit for the fiscal year.
She declared her candidacy for the mayoral election during a press conference.
The government declared a state of emergency due to the ongoing civil unrest.
The doctor declared the patient free of any serious health concerns after thorough examination.