proclaims (Meaning)
proclaims
to declare publicly, typically insistently, proudly, or defiantly and in either speech or writing, to declare formally, to announce publicly, to praise or glorify openly or publicly, to give outward indication of, to declare or declare to be solemnly, officially, or formally
Synonyms & Antonyms of proclaims
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- promulgates
- enunciates
- runs with
- publicizes
- reveals
- blares
- broadcasts
- promotes
- discloses
- posts
- trumpets
- heralds
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- barks
- divulges
- spreads
- gives out
- communicates
- rings
- blazes
- gazettes
- annunciates
- manifests
- beats the drum (for or about)
- informs
- tolls
- imparts
- features
- releases
- sounds
- apprises
- knells
- disseminates
- reports
- placards
- calls (off or out)
- introduces
- cries
- puffs
- shows
- flashes
- bulletins
- blazons
- notifies
Antonyms:
proclaims Sentence Examples
- The politician proclaimed his innocence amidst the allegations.
- The astrologer proclaimed a prosperous future for the newlyweds.
- The CEO proclaimed the company's commitment to sustainability.
- The evangelist proclaimed the gospel with unwavering conviction.
- The artist proclaimed their intent to challenge societal norms through their work.
- The conservationist proclaimed the urgency of protecting the planet.
- The teacher proclaimed the importance of critical thinking and knowledge.
- The doctor proclaimed the patient's recovery as a testament to modern medicine.
- The historian proclaimed the discovery of a lost civilization that had been shrouded in mystery.
- The scientist proclaimed their groundbreaking discovery with both excitement and trepidation.
FAQs About the word proclaims
to declare publicly, typically insistently, proudly, or defiantly and in either speech or writing, to declare formally, to announce publicly, to praise or glori
publishes, declares, advertises,announces, promulgates, enunciates, runs with, publicizes, reveals, blares
recalls,conceals, silences, suppresses, withholds,revokes, retracts,hushes (up), recants
The politician proclaimed his innocence amidst the allegations.
The astrologer proclaimed a prosperous future for the newlyweds.
The CEO proclaimed the company's commitment to sustainability.
The evangelist proclaimed the gospel with unwavering conviction.
