Pronounces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRONOUNCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• make the sound of (a word or part of a word) in the correct or a particular way
• declare or announce in a formal or solemn way
• pass judgement or make a decision on
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to declare officially or ceremoniously

Words related to PRONOUNCES

pronounce13

Words that contain PRONOUNCES

mispronounces19

How to use PRONOUNCES in a sentence

• The man reports to his mistress, who descends to inspect the apartments, and pronounces them exceedingly neat and pleasant and exactly what are wanted.
• Does another fall prostrate beneath their power? a painful feeling, and such as pronounces to him the sentence of reproof and punishment is found to follow.
• The plan of making an Iliad pronounces its own condemnation.
• The other pronounces that the virtue of a shoemaker is to make good shoes.
• This tribunal, under an oath of impartiality, pronounces definitive sentence, which all the cantons are bound to enforce.
• The names of the letters, as the child pronounces them individually, give very little clue to the sound that is to be given to the word formed by them.
• Gladstone pronounces the right of private judgment, as it is generally understood throughout Protestant Europe, to be a monstrous abuse.
• He fills a page and a half with a number of them, and then deliberately pronounces his rejection of them.
• Falstaff then sends his page with the letters, pronounces his celebrated discourse upon honour, and hunts Bardolph and Pistol out of the house.
• And He beholds Eternal Nature continually rising up before Him, and He pronounces it very good.
• Cook, in the account of his voyage, pronounces the Marquesans as by far the most splendid islanders in the South Seas.
• Professor Huxley, as we have seen, pronounces the thing impossible.
• William von Humboldt, who knew her well, pronounces a glowing eulogy on her exalted traits, and says that Goethe, from prejudice and ignorance, was very unjust to her.
• The critic, incapable of inventing anything but calumny, pronounces every work that proceeds from a not perfect brain to be deformed.
• Every year the Greek Church, at Constantinople, pronounces excommunication against the Roman Catholic Church.
• Hence it is that the priest pronounces all these words, under the same rite and manner, namely, holding the chalice in his hands.
• We must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessity which pronounces our separation, and hold them as we hold the rest of mankind, enemies in war, in peace, friends.
• It should enact that alone to be crime which God pronounces to be sin.
• He likes to count in French, and sometimes he pronounces two or three consecutive words more or less correctly.
• Doubt is soon dispelled, for he pronounces it a violent case of small-pox.
• As to the Sense of Duty, Reid pronounces at once, without hesitation, and with very little examination, in favour of an original power or faculty, in other words, a Moral Sense.
• If a man pronounces you a liar, it is very absurd to call him out for the same.
• He judges souls after death, and pronounces on each a sentence which sends them to paradise or condemns them to a kind of purgatory.
• Again she raises it, pronounces the name, and lets it fall.
• The preacher, however, as he pronounces or reports that sentence, must never forget the bond he is under in his own temper to the spirit of impartial love.
• And they would rather die than do what they deem their Law pronounces to be sin.
• But he makes his man cry out for the greatest bliss and the greatest imaginable glory to be bestowed upon the judge who pronounces the sentence.
• In opposition to such erroneous criticism, the poet pronounces a decided judgement, which seems to be confirmed by the opinion of Quintilian.
• We must implicitly follow the most ancient and creditable testimony, which clearly pronounces in favour of Gadarenhon.
• The Supreme Court of the United States never in strictness pronounces an Act either of Congress or of a State Legislature void.
• Still further, notice how this desire, on which our Lord pronounces His benediction, comes in a series.
• Sir George Brodrick pronounces him quite recovered.

Similar words containing PRONOUNCE without suffix s

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