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proclaim

[proh-kleym, pruh-] / proʊˈkleɪm, prə- /


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The 13-minute show ended with Bad Bunny proclaiming “God bless America” as the stadium’s screen read, “The only thing more powerful than hate is love.”

From Los Angeles Times

He thanked religion for his sobriety and took to proclaiming his faith on stage.

From Los Angeles Times

Like the Seahawks, the Patriots and their fans were similarly inspired by a speech receiver Stefon Diggs made before a preseason game, when he proclaimed “We all we got. We all we need.”

From Los Angeles Times

A sign hanging from a rusty ice-green shipping container installed by Thai forces on what they say is the border with Cambodia proclaims: "Cambodian citizens are strictly prohibited from entering this area."

From Barron's

Around the corner along the Via Orefici, which dates to the Middle Ages, many of the neighborhood’s trendy boutiques have hung neon signs with the Games logo, proclaiming themselves proud sponsors of the Olympics.

From Los Angeles Times