📢 PROCLAIM: Speak out, be heard!
Published: Sat, 07/15/23
Hello, fellow learner!
Here's your new word for today:
proclaim
Let's learn about the word proclaim!
ℹ️ Part of speech
proclaim is a VERB.
🗣️ Pronunciation
proclaim is pronounced /prou.ˈkleɪm/ or proh-KLAIM.
📚️ Definition
proclaim means to announce publicly and officially. Example: The government proclaimed a state of emergency.
📰 Examples
Here are some examples of proclaim in usage:
- The mayor will proclaim next week "Clean Up the City Week".
- The magazine proclaimed her the next big star in Hollywood.
- The teacher proclaimed that there would be a surprise test the next day.
- The Comics Code Authority jokingly but proudly proclaimed itself the most repressive censorship organization in the US.
🧠 Quick vocab quiz
Test yourself!
proclaim most nearly means
(A) reject(B) hide
(C) announce
(D) whisper
(E) confuse
Scroll down for the answer/s.
💁🏼 Tips!
Proclaim is often used in formal settings or for official announcements. It connotes a sense of authority and power.
✅ Quiz answer/s
Answers:
- C, announce.
👋 Bye for now
Keep learning and keep speaking out!
Erin
Writer of the TestMagic Word of the Day
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