Proclaiming is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROCLAIMING in dictionary:

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

Words related to PROCLAIMING

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How to use PROCLAIMING in a sentence

• Then, entering into the War freely and without obligation, there was one road for it to follow, that of proclaiming solemnly and defending the principles of democracy and justice.
• Come, and join me in proclaiming how much the Lord has done for us.
• Nature bursts up in fire-flames, French Revolutions and such like, proclaiming with terrible veracity that forged notes are forged.
• Some colleges endeavored to prepare them for service in Liberia, while others, proclaiming their conversion to the doctrine of democratic education, opened their doors to all.
• The mode of proclaiming it conveyed a very just idea of its origin and tendency.
• It was not until some weeks later that he startled the world by proclaiming that every ship that dared to cross a certain zone of the sea would be sunk without warning.
• Upon its promptness rests its existence, for if it sits idly by, soothfully proclaiming that what ought not to be cannot be, it will find the roof beams crashing about its head.
• In proclaiming His Cause, He, in no wise, hesitated.
• He will remain immovable in His obedience to God and steadfast in revealing His Cause and proclaiming His Word.
• They soon became loud in proclaiming their friendships for the Americans.
• Every one rushes off, and the street is left to the quiet moonlight and the quaint old watchman, who paces up the street solemnly proclaiming the eleventh hour.
• They had themselves given an example, at Baylen, proclaiming to all the world what ought to be aimed at by those who would uphold their cause, and be associated in arms with them.
• Just what kept Pete from immediately rushing to the hospital and proclaiming his presence is another question that never can be answered.
• This being refused Romulus had recourse to a stratagem, proclaiming that he had discovered the altar of Consus, the god of counsels, an allegory of his cunning in general.
• These he commanded to kill the Romans who went out into the country, proclaiming a fixed sum of gold for each man killed, to be paid to him who did the deed.
• That a great proportion of them were federal, and would have been delighted with such opportunities of proclaiming their contempt, and of opposing republican men and measures.
• And when he had given all else, he ought to give himself, and go to pagan lands, proclaiming the means of grace until his last breath.
• Both parties claimed the victory, till a voice was heard in the dead of night, proclaiming that the Romans had conquered, as the Etruscans had lost one man more.
• The senate, indignant at this, decreed that the military tribunes should, on as early a day as possible, propose to the people the proclaiming war against the Veientians.
• The more important the result, the more satisfaction I should have in proclaiming him the victor.
• It was as if the Eastern world had become a vast parliament chamber, wherein the nations were proclaiming their different doctrines as to a future life.
• As soon as Esarhaddon had passed away, the separation he had planned took place automatically, the two sons proclaiming themselves respectively kings of Assyria and Babylon.
• In 1853, the year of the land regulations, the Governor was entrusted with the task of proclaiming the constitution.
• As soon as Boris was dead, his widow, a woman of great ambition and energy, lost not an hour in proclaiming the succession of her son, Feodor.
• Why, you Britishers make as much fuss proclaiming your king as we do celebrating our anniversary of Independence.
• Christ began His ministry by proclaiming its near approach, and in effect brought it to earth.

Similar words containing PROCLAIM without suffix ing

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