proclaimed

• Describe algo que ha sido declarado o anunciado de manera oficial o pública, a menudo con autoridad o solemnidad. También se aplica a algo que es ampliamente reconocido o considerado como tal.

Describes something that has been officially or publicly announced or declared.

1. Publicly declaredB2formal

   Announced or stated officially and publicly.

   proclamado, declarado públicamente

   • The proclaimed winner of the election gave a speech.
   • The proclaimed policy changes were met with mixed reactions.
   • The proclaimed holiday was celebrated across the country.

   Sinónimosannouncedbroadcastdeclaredpromulgatedpublicized

   Antónimosconcealedhiddensecretsuppressedunannouncedundeclaredunreported

• Verbo que significa declarar o anunciar algo de manera pública, oficial o formal, a menudo con autoridad o solemnidad.

A verb used to announce or declare something officially, publicly, or formally.

1. Announce officiallyB2formal

   To announce something publicly or officially, especially something important.

   Proclamar oficialmente

   • The president proclaimed a national holiday.
   • The king proclaimed his son as the heir to the throne.
   • The government proclaimed a state of emergency after the disaster.

   Sinónimosannouncedeclaredecreepromulgatepronounce

   Antónimosconcealdenyhidesuppresswithhold

2. Declare emphaticallyB2formal

   To state something clearly and forcefully.

   Declarar enfáticamente

   • She proclaimed her innocence to the whole court.
   • He proclaimed that he would never give up.
   • The protesters proclaimed their demands loudly.

   Sinónimosaffirmannounceassertdeclareprofesspronounce

   Antónimosconcealsuppresswithhold