pronunciamentoes Antonyms
Strongest:
- promulgations
- rescripts
- bulls
- declarations
- cablecasts
- diktats
- ukases
- annunciations
- fiats
- significations
- rulings
- pronouncements
- decrees
- edicts
- proclamations
- statements
Strong:
- advertisements
- communiqu-s
- newscasts
- bulletins
- postings
- telecasts
- directives
- notifications
- utterances
- communications
- announcements
- billings
- ads
- notices
- blurbs
- messages
- adverts
- broadcasts
- releases
Weak:
Meaning of pronunciamentoes
pronunciamentoes
proclamation, pronouncement
pronunciamentoes Sentence Examples
- The president delivered a series of pronunciamentoes, outlining his political vision for the nation.
- The rebel leader issued a pronunciamento, declaring himself the legitimate ruler.
- The army junta released pronunciamentoes, suspending the constitution and declaring martial law.
- The pronunciamentoes sparked widespread protests and civil unrest.
- The government's pronunciamentoes were widely criticized for their authoritarian overtones.
- The people demanded the repeal of the pronunciamentoes, calling them a violation of their basic rights.
- The international community condemned the pronunciamentoes as a setback for democracy.
- The pronunciamentoes created a climate of fear and uncertainty throughout the country.
- The pronunciamentoes led to the formation of resistance groups seeking to overthrow the dictatorship.
- The pronunciamentoes were eventually overturned after sustained pressure from both domestic and international forces.
FAQs About the word pronunciamentoes
proclamation, pronouncement
promulgations, rescripts, bulls,declarations, cablecasts, diktats, ukases, annunciations, fiats, significations
No antonyms found.
The president delivered a series of pronunciamentoes, outlining his political vision for the nation.
The rebel leader issued a pronunciamento, declaring himself the legitimate ruler.
The army junta released pronunciamentoes, suspending the constitution and declaring martial law.
The pronunciamentoes sparked widespread protests and civil unrest.
