avowed

• Déclaré ouvertement, reconnu sans détour ; qui manifeste une conviction ferme et sans réserve.

Openly declared or acknowledged; expressing a firm belief or commitment without reservation.

1. Openly declaredC1formalpolitical

   Stated publicly or admitted without hesitation; not concealed or disguised, especially regarding a belief, goal, or identity.

   ouvertement déclaré

   • His ___ intention was to break the world record.
   • The group is an ___ enemy of the regime.
   • She was an ___ supporter of the reform.
   • He is an ___ pacifist, refusing any form of violence.
   • Their ___ objective was complete market dominance.

   Synonymesacknowledgeddeclaredmanifestopenovertprofessedself-confessedself-proclaimed

   Antonymescoverthiddensecretunavowedundeclared

2. Acknowledged and committedC1formal

   Recognized or confirmed by the person themselves, often implying a sense of pride or strong dedication to that identification.

   déclaré et assumé

   • An ___ artist, she dedicated her life to painting.
   • The professor was an ___ agnostic.
   • He is an ___ fan of classical music and attends every concert.
   • The company's ___ mission is to protect the environment.
   • She is an ___ advocate for animal rights.

   Synonymesacknowledgedconfirmeddeclaredprofessedself-proclaimedsworn

   Antonymesunacknowledgedundeclared

• Verbe utilisé pour exprimer l'action de déclarer ouvertement et honnêtement, ou de reconnaître quelque chose, souvent avec une connotation de franchise ou d'engagement formel.

A verb used to express the act of declaring or admitting something openly and honestly.

1. Declare openlyC1formal

   To assert or declare something openly and without shame.

   déclarer ouvertement

   • He avowed his commitment to the cause.
   • She avowed her love for him in front of everyone.
   • The politician avowed his support for the new policy.

   Synonymesaffirmassertaverdeclaremaintainproclaimprofessswear

   Antonymesdenydisavowdisclaim

2. C1formal

   To admit or confess something, often something that is considered negative or difficult.

   avouer

   • He avowed his guilt in the matter.
   • She avowed that she had made a mistake.
   • They avowed their involvement in the scandal.

   Synonymesacknowledgeadmitconcedeconfessgrantown

   Antonymesdenydisavowdisclaimrepudiate