Declaim 1100 Words You Need Week 15 Day 3

Declaim 1100 Words You Need

Declaim 1100 Words You Need

/dɪˈkleɪm/ (verb)

to express something loudly and dramatically, promulgate, orate, hold forth, proclaim, pronounce, sermonize, declare, utter, assert, contend, trumpet, state, announce:

There she declaimed to the court, asserting that she was indeed Anastasia and deserved her inheritance.

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At first, she used Facebook in that cute, ho-hum way that most people do: selfies vamping new hairstyles, jocular shots with her sisters and mom—nothing special. Not until just after Christmas of 2014, and the debut of Selma. Within weeks of seeing that electrifying portrayal of the civil-rights era, she transformed her Facebook page. “I’m here to change history,” she declaimed in a smartphone video posted in January 2015.

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But there is some indication that Trump’s going to emphasize education more in the future. He’s chosen a policy adviser on education. “Education, education, education!” he declaimed at a rally in New Hampshire last week, roughly tripling the number of times he usually mentions the topic.

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Antonym: mutter

Noun: declamation, declaimer

Adjective: declamatory

Farsi: اعلام کردن