proclaiming

Making something known

Proclaiming is announcing something publicly and with emphasis.

A president proclaims a national holiday.

A protester proclaims injustice.

The word carries a sense of formality or declaration: He stood on the corner proclaiming the end of the world.

To proclaim is to make known loudly or officially, often with conviction.

announcing

herald

Official news announcer

notify · inform · report · disclose · reveal · communicate · divulge · publish · disseminate · circulate

decreeing

edict

Authoritative public command

directive · fiat · dictum · pronouncement · manifesto · canon · writ · enactment · statute · regulation

asserting

affirm

Declare to be true

acknowledge · profess · maintain · contend · insist · attest · swear · vow · certify · warrant

emphatic

forceful

Exerting strong pressure

categorical · definitive · authoritative · passionate · fervent · earnest · bold · resounding · ringing · loud

celebratory

triumph

Resounding, celebrated victory

jubilant · glorifying · honoring · hailing · cheering · celebrating · commemorating · toasting · saluting · crowning

championing

advocate

Public cause supporter

support · promote · uphold · defend · stand for · crusade · campaign · tout · extol · praise

Categories
Opposites
volume and publicity of communication

proclaimingwhispering

Breathy, near-silent speech

murmuring · muttering · mumbling · hushing · breathing

assertion versus concealment

proclaimingsuppressing

Forcibly restraining or inhibiting

concealing · hiding · withholding · silencing · hushing up

authority and formality of declaration

proclaimingdenying

Refusing to acknowledge

retracting · recanting · disavowing · renouncing · disclaiming

Family

declare, exclaim, reclaim, declaration, proclaim, acclaim, declaring, acclaimed, disclaim

Familiarity
Top 100,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G