heralds Synonyms
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- hierophants
- promoters
- protagonists
- true-believers
- champions
- paladins
- high-priests
- boosters
- white-knights
- friends
- gospellers
- apostles
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heralds Meaning
heralds
an officer responsible for granting and registering coats of arms, an official at a tournament of arms (see arm entry 3 sense 1a) with duties including the making of announcements and the marshaling of combatants, one that precedes or foreshadows, an official crier or messenger, one that conveys news or proclaims, an officer of arms ranking above a pursuivant and below a king of arms, officer of arms, one who actively promotes or advocates, to give notice of, publicize, to greet with enthusiasm, an officer with the status of ambassador acting as official messenger between leaders especially in war, an official announcer or messenger, to signal the approach of, to greet especially with enthusiasm
heralds Sentence Examples
- The thunderous roar of the jet engine heralded the arrival of the international flight.
- The first signs of dawn heralds the approach of a new day.
- The ringing of the bell heralded the start of the school day.
- The trumpeter's fanfare heralded the entrance of the royal procession.
- The waving of the green flag heralded the beginning of the race.
- The ringing of the doorbell heralded the arrival of our long-awaited guest.
- The sound of the gunshot heralded the commencement of the battle.
- The chirping of birds heralds the return of spring.
- The falling leaves heralded the arrival of autumn.
- The waving of the checkered flag heralded the victory of the winning driver.
FAQs About the word heralds
an officer responsible for granting and registering coats of arms, an official at a tournament of arms (see arm entry 3 sense 1a) with duties including the maki
advocates, exponents,proponents, supporters, advocators, hierophants,promoters, protagonists, true believers, champions
foes, adversaries,opponents, rivals, antagonists, enemies,critics,belittlers, faultfinders
The thunderous roar of the jet engine heralded the arrival of the international flight.
The first signs of dawn heralds the approach of a new day.
The ringing of the bell heralded the start of the school day.
The trumpeter's fanfare heralded the entrance of the royal procession.
