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What is proclaim?

"Proclaim" is a verb that means to declare something loudly and publicly.

Here's a breakdown of its meanings and uses:

Formal Declarations:

* Announcing something officially: "The king proclaimed a new law."

* Making a strong and public statement: "The activist proclaimed their commitment to social justice."

Informal Expressions:

* Shouting something out: "She proclaimed her love for pizza from the rooftops."

* Expressing something with enthusiasm: "He proclaimed his victory over the video game."

Key aspects of "proclaim":

* Publicity: It's about making a statement that others can hear and know about.

* Authority: It implies a certain level of confidence and authority in the speaker.

* Emphasis: It suggests a strong and clear declaration.

Examples:

* "The president proclaimed a national holiday."

* "They proclaimed their innocence despite the evidence."

* "The band proclaimed their new album with a concert."

Synonyms:

* Declare

* Announce

* Declare publicly

* Proclaim loudly

* Shout

* Cry out

Antonyms:

* Conceal

* Suppress

* Hide

* Whisper

* Keep secret

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