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View definitions for de-clare

de-clare

verb as in observe

verb as in opine

verb as in pass

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verb as in purport

verb as in return

verb as in speak up

verb as in bring

verb as in predicate

verb as in predicate

verb as in toot

verb as in annunciate

verb as in depone

verb as in come out with

verb as in declare

verb as in allege

verb as in evince

verb as in observe

verb as in opine

verb as in pass

Strongest matches

verb as in purport

verb as in return

verb as in speak up

verb as in bring

verb as in predicate

verb as in predicate

verb as in toot

verb as in annunciate

verb as in depone

verb as in come out with

verb as in declare

verb as in allege

verb as in evince

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Example Sentences

Henry was at that time suffering from domestic troubles in Normandy; he therefore summoned De Clare to attend him there.

The Earl de Clare left only one child, a daughter, as heir to his vast estates.

Lady de Clare made no difficulty whatever of leaving me with Fleta.

Mr Newland,” exclaimed Lady de Clare, “this is indeed unexpected.

Herevpon he wrote his letters vnto Matthew de Clare shiriffe of Kent in this forme.

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On this page you'll find 3120 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to de-clare, such as: affirm, assert, impart, imply, air, and allude.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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