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pronunciamento

How to use pronunciamento in a sentence

We never met without issuing a pronunciamento on some question.

Those who were delaying the Pronunciamento had to give it their support, however much they considered it inexpedient.

Castillo prepared to resist the Pronunciamento and march against the troops at Murviedro.

He delivered the commonplace pronunciamento in a tone which would have conveyed much to a mountain man.

It is seen to be a power existing in pronunciamento only, It has never won a field.

But a few years before that Huxley and his colleagues got up a kind of pronunciamento deploring the existing state of affairs.

So would it have been but for a betrayal, through which the pronunciamento had miscarried, or rather did not come off.

The butler gave warning on the spot, keeping on his nightcap to give greater effect to his pronunciamento.

At this pronunciamento of Aunt Lavina's a swift glance passed between the two old women.

BURNED BRIDGESBERTRAND W. SINCLAIR

Following this pronunciamento, Senator Hanway began laying personal pipes for four years away with pristine ardor.

THE PRESIDENTALFRED HENRY LEWIS

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985