pro·claim [prə(ʊ)ˈkleɪm] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. proclaim form (announce):
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| you | proclaim |
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| we | proclaim |
| you | proclaim |
| they | proclaim |
| I | proclaimed |
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| you | proclaimed |
| he/she/it | proclaimed |
| we | proclaimed |
| you | proclaimed |
| they | proclaimed |
| I | have | proclaimed |
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| you | have | proclaimed |
| he/she/it | has | proclaimed |
| we | have | proclaimed |
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| they | have | proclaimed |
| I | had | proclaimed |
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| you | had | proclaimed |
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A new era name was usually proclaimed within a year or two after the ascension of a new emperor.
en.wikipedia.org He is a self-proclaimed nihilist, and thinks that religion is for the weak.
en.wikipedia.org He again becomes a part of a dispute and is proclaimed an outlaw at a local assembly.
en.wikipedia.org Then a woman casually walked into the bar minutes later and nonchalantly proclaimed she had heard we needed jump leads.
www.mayonews.ie He was immediately proclaimed king by his supporters, who pressed him to return to absolutism.
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