Proclaimed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROCLAIMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROCLAIM, to make known
• announce officially or publicly
• declare officially or publicly to be
• say something emphatically; declare
• indicate clearly
ADJECTIVE:
• declared publicly; made widely known
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make known publicly or officially

Words related to PROCLAIMED

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Words that contain PROCLAIMED

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How to use PROCLAIMED in a sentence

• He proclaimed himself as such, but was promptly arrested by Stuyvesant and put on board a ship bound for Holland.
• In Lauang, when a Spaniard, on a solemn festival, had caused it to be proclaimed that he would distribute rice to the poor, not a single applicant came forward.
• Some time after this the Sultan Bantilan died, and his son Alim-ud-deen was proclaimed sultan.
• It proclaimed to me the neighbourhood of a spring, and I saw that a brook issued from a narrow gorge between two lofty spurs of the Sierra de Cabra.
• Diego, called Pomona, with regard doubtless to his dark and ruddy beauty, is unanimously proclaimed the fairest of the fair.
• Thereafter he was proclaimed King of the Medes and Persians, who were kindred peoples of Indo-European speech.
• His reward is from Him Who hath, through the power of truth, sent Him down unto you, and singled Him out and proclaimed Him as His own Testimony unto the whole of creation.
• Thiers wrote for the prize, but was foolish enough to reserve a copy of his treatise and read it to his companions, who loudly proclaimed that he must win.
• The Mahometan king proclaimed war against the villages of that river.
• He was born in Belgrade in 1844, and was proclaimed King after the murder of King Alexander and Queen Draga.
• They conferred the sovereign authority on a German adventurer, who was solemnly proclaimed by the name of king Theodore.
• This prince was proclaimed and crowned king of France at Poictiers, by the name of Charles VII.
• Marshal Beresford was also detached with two divisions to occupy Bordeaux, the mayor and inhabitants of which, on his arrival, of their own accord, proclaimed Louis XVIII.
• It has been supposed that Constantine the Great was born at York, but this is probably untrue, though he was proclaimed emperor there.
• But years passed by, Amadeus had come and gone, they had even proclaimed a republic! And yet the cause of God did not seem to advance much, and Heaven seemed deaf.
• An old clock, with ringing vibrations, proclaimed the hour.
• He had proclaimed a truce which she knew he would not break.
• All this time no sound from the castle proclaimed that their intention was suspected, or that any alarm had been given, and in silence they gained the top of the wall.
• The ratifications have been exchanged and the treaty has been proclaimed as the supreme law of the land.
• The Emperor of France has by a like proceeding promptly vindicated the neutrality which he proclaimed at the beginning of the contest.
• At his side was a person whom a glance proclaimed to be a fellow-Greek.

Similar words containing PROCLAIM without suffix ed

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