Pronouncement is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRONOUNCEMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a statement
• a formal or authoritative announcement or declaration
• The act of pronouncing; a declaration; a formal announcement.
• an authoritative declaration
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a usually formal declaration of opinion

Words related to PRONOUNCEMENT

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Words that contain PRONOUNCEMENT

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How to use PRONOUNCEMENT in a sentence

• By this pronouncement and a love scene with Marion, Cyril is much comforted.
• Ramsay MacDonald as the solemn pronouncement of a sovereign people, only requiring the endorsement of the British Government to produce an immediate and equitable peace.
• Evidences of this period are too vague and uncertain to make any pronouncement.
• His master, James I, having taken a philosophic interest in the Stones, had desired him to make some pronouncement upon them.
• But, unfortunately, the picturesque pronouncement overheard by me was only a characteristic sally of an annoyed sailor.
• Sir Thomas, in his confident pronouncement, stands loyally by a loyal and distinguished servant of his company.
• I do suggest, however, that it is because they express an emotion that the artist has felt, though I hesitate to make any pronouncement about the nature or object of that emotion.
• The butler was the only man in the room who could hear that pronouncement with an unmoved face, and he owed his imperturbability merely to professional pride.
• At the pronouncement of the verdict there went up a shout of applause such as that Court had seldom heard.
• The time called for a bold pronouncement, and he made it, to our lasting profit and delight.
• Having taken my side in the controversy and made my pronouncement, I found that I was not yet free of it.
• This, soon after its pronouncement, was published in the Egyptian press and contributed to fortify further the independent status of the Faith.
• The vast resonant peroration only gathers into a single, furious, tragic pronouncement the material deployed in the body of the work.
• This is in accordance with the published pronouncement of Supt.
• This was based on the survey attempted by the visiting American librarian, Miss Miriam Tompkins, in 1950, but was not a formal pronouncement of the Association.
• At first the pronouncement met with slight response.
• A more unanimous pronouncement of public opinion was hardly possible.
• Even at this moment, however, there was no enthusiasm for a republic and there was no formal pronouncement that France accepted that regime.
• For the place of its pronouncement the Inquisitor and the Ordinary preferred consecrated territory, holy ground.
• All I want is an absolutely authoritative pronouncement that I can act on.
• The solemnity of this pronouncement was felt in the farthest corner of the crowded court.
• The above pronouncement while rendering Felicia Verity somewhat uneasy, in nowise turned her from her purpose.
• With characteristic presence of mind he framed his answer to provoke a more definite pronouncement.
• Yet it is this pronouncement concerning what things are absurd or important that makes the intent of those judgments.
• Since his death, and the pronouncement the Chamber of Shipping gave in its favour at the last annual meeting, Mr.
• His glowing eyes and the half-choked voice in which he concluded gave an authentic stamp to his lament and pronouncement.
• The coronation of the new Empress of Abyssinia is being followed as usual by the great Feast of the Blue Umbrella, at which an important pronouncement is, I learn, to be made.

Similar words containing PRONOUNCEM without suffix ent

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