annunciated (Meaning)

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annunciated (imp. & p. p.)

of Annunciate

The professor annunciated the key points of the lecture to ensure clarity for the students.
In the courtroom, the judge carefully annunciated the verdict to the attentive audience.
The politician annunciated his stance on the controversial issue during the press conference.
The CEO annunciated the company's new mission and vision in a comprehensive memo to all employees.
The radio host annunciated the breaking news with a sense of urgency in his voice.
The kindergarten teacher patiently annunciated each letter while teaching the children to read.
The religious leader annunciated the sacred verses during the solemn ceremony.
During the emergency evacuation, the flight attendant annunciated the safety instructions over the loudspeaker.
The coach annunciated the game plan to the team before the crucial match.
In the diplomatic meeting, the ambassador annunciated the country's official position on the international issue.

of Annunciate

announced, declared, published, proclaimed, blared, promulgated, blazed, placarded,advertised, broadcast

recalled, concealed, silenced, silenced, recalled,suppressed, suppressed, withheld, withheld, concealed

The professor annunciated the key points of the lecture to ensure clarity for the students.

In the courtroom, the judge carefully annunciated the verdict to the attentive audience.

The politician annunciated his stance on the controversial issue during the press conference.

The CEO annunciated the company's new mission and vision in a comprehensive memo to all employees.