pronunciamentos Synonyms
Strongest:
- promulgations
- bulls
- rulings
- ukases
- proclamations
- diktats
- rescripts
- pronouncements
- annunciations
- significations
- statements
- cablecasts
- decrees
- fiats
- edicts
- declarations
Strong:
- bulletins
- broadcasts
- telecasts
- ads
- directives
- utterances
- adverts
- blurbs
- billings
- announcements
- notifications
- releases
- newscasts
- advertisements
- postings
- notices
- communiqu-s
- messages
- communications
Weak:
pronunciamentos Meaning
pronunciamentos
proclamation, pronouncement
pronunciamentos Sentence Examples
- The general delivered a series of pronunciamentos outlining his plans for military action.
- The government issued a joint pronunciamento condemning the recent terrorist attack.
- The pronunciamentos of the dictator were met with widespread condemnation.
- The minister's pronunciamentos were meant to reassure the public, but only caused more uncertainty.
- The opposition leader condemned the government's pronunciamentos as mere propaganda.
- The pronunciamentos of the rebel leader were full of promises but short on specifics.
- The religious leader's pronunciamentos were met with mixed reactions, some praising them as inspired, others dismissing them as misguided.
- The university president issued a pronunciamento condemning the harassment of students.
- The pronunciamentos of the foreign diplomat were carefully crafted to avoid offending any party.
- The prosecutor's closing pronunciamentos in the trial were a powerful indictment of the defendant.
FAQs About the word pronunciamentos
proclamation, pronouncement
promulgations, bulls, rulings, ukases, proclamations, diktats, rescripts, pronouncements, annunciations, significations
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The general delivered a series of pronunciamentos outlining his plans for military action.
The government issued a joint pronunciamento condemning the recent terrorist attack.
The pronunciamentos of the dictator were met with widespread condemnation.
The minister's pronunciamentos were meant to reassure the public, but only caused more uncertainty.
