proclamations Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- rulings
- fiats
- promulgations
- significations
- annunciations
- edicts
- rescripts
- communiqu-s
- pronouncements
- utterances
- ukases
- announcements
- notices
Weak:
- promotions
- billings
- dispatches
- blurbs
- pitches
- buildups
- broadcasts
- diktats
- promos
- pronunciamentos
- commercials
- postings
- propagandas
- bulls
- messages
- words
- newscasts
- campaigns
- advertisements
- communications
- adverts
- telecasts
- advertisings
- come-ons
- cablecasts
- ads
- reports
- pronunciamentoes
- bulletins
- releases
- notifications
Meaning of proclamations
proclamations
an official formal public announcement (as a public notice, edict, or decree) compare declaration, executive order, an official formal public announcement, something proclaimed, the act of proclaiming, the action of proclaiming
proclamations Sentence Examples
- The king's proclamations were delivered with great fanfare and ceremony.
- The general's proclamations inspired the troops to fight with renewed vigor.
- The president's proclamations have the force of law.
- The judge's proclamations were met with both approval and disapproval.
- The company's proclamations of innovation have yet to be realized.
- The celebrity's proclamations of support for a charity were met with skepticism.
- The scientist's proclamations of a groundbreaking discovery were later debunked.
- The politician's proclamations of sincerity were seen as insincere.
- The athlete's proclamations of innocence were proven false in court.
- The weatherman's proclamations of a sunny day were met with heavy rain.
FAQs About the word proclamations
an official formal public announcement (as a public notice, edict, or decree) compare declaration, executive order, an official formal public announcement, so
declarations, directives, decrees, statements,rulings, fiats, promulgations, significations, annunciations, edicts
No antonyms found.
The king's proclamations were delivered with great fanfare and ceremony.
The general's proclamations inspired the troops to fight with renewed vigor.
The president's proclamations have the force of law.
The judge's proclamations were met with both approval and disapproval.
