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pronunciamento

[pruh-nuhn-see-uh-men-toh, -shee-uh-] / prəˌnʌn si əˈmɛn toʊ, -ʃi ə- /
NOUN
declaration
Synonyms
STRONG
acclamation affidavit allegation announcement article attestation bulletin canon charge confirmation constitution credo creed denunciation deposition document edict gospel indictment manifesto notice notification plea proclamation profession promulgation pronouncement resolution testament testimony ultimatum
Antonyms
STRONG
exoneration
WEAK
denial disavowal retraction
NOUN
edict
Synonyms
STRONGEST
commandment decree directive injunction judgment mandate precept proclamation regulation ruling statute
STRONG
act canon command dictate dictum enactment fiat instrument law manifesto ordinance prescript rule ukase writ
WEAK
decretum
Antonyms
STRONG
request
NOUN
proclamation
Synonyms
STRONGEST
decree edict manifesto notification promulgation pronouncement publication
STRONG
broadcast declaration notice
Antonyms
WEAK
secret
NOUN
pronouncement
Synonyms
STRONGEST
advertisement announcement decree edict judgment proclamation
STRONG
broadcast dictum manifesto notification promulgation publication report ukase
Antonyms
WEAK
concealment
NOUN
publication
Synonyms
STRONGEST
advertisement announcement broadcast broadcasting disclosure dissemination issuance publishing reporting writing
STRONG
airing appearance communication declaration discovery issuing notification proclamation promulgation publicity revelation statement ventilation
WEAK
divulgation public relations
Antonyms
STRONG
secret

Example Sentences

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The technical term for that sort of takeover is pronunciamento, Spanish for declaration.

From Slate • Jul. 18, 2016

West German President Gustav Heinemann officially initiated the games with the prescribed 14-word pronunciamento: "I declare open the Olympic Games celebrating the XX Olympiad of the modern era."

From Time Magazine Archive

El Morocco banned Bogart "for life" in a pronunciamento delivered in tones as sepulchral as if he were being sentenced to the electric chair.

From Time Magazine Archive

The official text of a pronunciamento from Charles E. Hughes: The battle of Einstein is raging on all fronts more fiercely than ever.

From Time Magazine Archive

During this most exquisite pronunciamento of Divine favor Eugene was sitting with his eyes closed, his thoughts wandering over all his recent ills.

From The "Genius" by Dreiser, Theodore