proclaimed Synonyms
Strongest:
- private
- secret
- secret
- privy
- classified
- private
- confidential
- privy
- undisclosed
- unannounced
- classified
- confidential
- undisclosed
- unannounced
Strong:
- revoked
- collusive
- reserved
- collusive
- withheld
- personal
- unadvertised
- intimate
- concealed
- intimate
- surreptitious
- covert
- conspiratorial
- undercover
- withheld
- clandestine
- reserved
- personal
- stifled
- repressed
- suppressed
- suppressed
- repressed
- conspiratorial
- unadvertised
- undercover
- stifled
- clandestine
- covert
- concealed
- surreptitious
- revoked
Weak:
proclaimed Meaning
proclaimed (s)
declared publicly; made widely known
proclaimed Sentence Examples
- The president proclaimed a national day of mourning for the victims of the tragedy.
- The queen proclaimed her eldest son as the heir to the throne.
- The mayor proclaimed the new library open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
- The general proclaimed victory as the enemy retreated from the battlefield.
- The religious leader proclaimed the importance of forgiveness and compassion in his sermon.
- The coach proclaimed that teamwork was essential for success in the upcoming game.
- The scientist proclaimed the discovery of a new species of butterfly in the rainforest.
- The activist proclaimed their dedication to fighting for equality and justice for all.
- The teacher proclaimed the student's essay as the best in the class.
- The spokesperson proclaimed the company's commitment to sustainability during the press conference.
FAQs About the word proclaimed
declared publicly; made widely known
broadcast,declared, announced, aired, promulgated, published, disclosed, advertised, posted, heralded
private, secret, secret, privy, classified, private, confidential, privy, undisclosed, unannounced
The president proclaimed a national day of mourning for the victims of the tragedy.
The queen proclaimed her eldest son as the heir to the throne.
The mayor proclaimed the new library open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The general proclaimed victory as the enemy retreated from the battlefield.
