heralded Antonyms
Strongest:
- confidential
- private
- secret
- secret
- privy
- privy
- classified
- private
- clandestine
- unannounced
- confidential
- undisclosed
- undisclosed
- clandestine
- classified
- unannounced
Strong:
- undercover
- covert
- withheld
- reserved
- personal
- revoked
- unadvertised
- collusive
- stifled
- undercover
- intimate
- stifled
- repressed
- underhand
- revoked
- underhand
- surreptitious
- underhanded
- suppressed
- surreptitious
- reserved
- withheld
- conspiratorial
- intimate
- underhanded
- conspiratorial
- concealed
- unadvertised
- repressed
- concealed
- personal
- collusive
- covert
- suppressed
Weak:
Meaning of heralded
heralded (s)
publicly announced
heralded (imp. & p. p.)
of Herald
heralded Sentence Examples
- The arrival of spring was heralded by the blooming of cherry blossoms.
- The new CEO was heralded as a visionary leader who would transform the company.
- The discovery of penicillin was heralded as a breakthrough that revolutionized medicine.
- The abolition of slavery was heralded as a triumph for human rights.
- The signing of the peace treaty was heralded as the end of a long and bloody conflict.
- The composer's latest symphony was heralded as a masterpiece of musical brilliance.
- The scientist's groundbreaking research was heralded by the scientific community.
- The release of the new blockbuster movie was heralded with a massive marketing campaign.
- The announcement of the royal wedding was heralded with great fanfare.
- The arrival of the first astronauts on the moon was heralded as a major milestone in human history.
FAQs About the word heralded
publicly announcedof Herald
posted, disclosed, published, widespread, promulgated, publicized, announced, aired, broadcast,proclaimed
confidential, private, secret, secret, privy, privy, classified,private, clandestine, unannounced
The arrival of spring was heralded by the blooming of cherry blossoms.
The new CEO was heralded as a visionary leader who would transform the company.
The discovery of penicillin was heralded as a breakthrough that revolutionized medicine.
The abolition of slavery was heralded as a triumph for human rights.
