Newspapers printed the proclamation.
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Proclamation
//ˌpɹɑkləˈmeɪʃən//
Synonyms for "proclamation" (92 found)
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Related words (46)
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1 entriesRelated terms
1 entriescapable of
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6 entriesTranslations
43 translations across 28 languages.
Arabic
2 entries- مَنْسُور noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- مُنَادَاة noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Bengali
1 entries- এলান noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Bulgarian
2 entries- възвание noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- послание noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Catalan
1 entries- proclamació noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Dutch
1 entries- proclamatie noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Esperanto
1 entries- proklamo noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Finnish
1 entries- julistus noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
French
1 entries- proclamation noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Galician
1 entries- proclamación noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Georgian
3 entries- გამოცხადება noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- განცხადება noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- პროკლამაცია noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
German
1 entries- Proklamation noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Gothic
1 entries- 𐌼𐌴𐍂𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃 noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Hebrew
1 entries- הצהרה noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Hungarian
2 entries- kiáltvány noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- nyilatkozat noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Irish
1 entries- fógra noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Italian
1 entries- proclamazione noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Latin
2 entries- effatum noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- fatum noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Malayalam
1 entries- വിളംബരം noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- proklamasjon noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- proklamasjon noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Polish
4 entries- apel noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- odezwa noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- proklamacja noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- uniwersał noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Portuguese
1 entries- proclamação noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Romanian
1 entries- proclamație noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Russian
3 entries- деклара́ция noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- провозглаше́ние noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- проклама́ция noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Scottish Gaelic
2 entries- gairm noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- glaodhadh noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Spanish
1 entries- proclamación noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Turkish
3 entries- beyan noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- duyuru noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- ilan noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Ukrainian
2 entries- проголо́шення noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
- універсал noun (a statement which is proclaimed)
Sample sentences
10 total sentences available.
Accordingly they resolved to begin the war without the usual forms of proclamation, and instructed their naval commander to launch ten galleys immediately, and ravage the coasts of the enemy.
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Critics had two main concerns with the idea of a presidential proclamation to declare a national Thanksgiving.
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In the end, Washington did issue a proclamation, the first presidential proclamation ever, calling for a national “day of public thanksgiving and prayer.”
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