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Definition of proclamation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
governmentofficial public announcement of importance
- The king issued a proclamation to the citizens.
- A proclamation was made to honor the national heroes.
- The mayor's proclamation declared a day of celebration.
Origin of proclamation
Latin, proclamare (to shout forth) + -ion (action)
Terms with proclamation included in their meaning
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proclamation
person summoning loudly
communication
formal public statement or proclamation
government
official bulletin or public proclamation
communication
public announcement or proclamation
Russian decree
proclamation by a Russian emperor or government having the force of law
history
the document recording the 1776 proclamation of independence
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- French:proclamation, ...
- German:Proklamation, ...
- Italian:proclamazione, ...
- Spanish:proclamación, ...
- Portuguese:proclamação, ...
- Chinese:公告, ...
- Japanese:布告, ...
- Arabic:إِعْلان, ...
- Hebrew:הַכְרָזָה, ...
- Russian:прокламация, ...
- Ukrainian:прокламація, ...
- Hindi:घोषणा, ...
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