No. 9,023 in French
clamées
"Clamées" means "proclaimed" or "declared" in English.
In a sentence
Les nouvelles ont été clamées avec beaucoup de sérieux.
The news were proclaimed with great seriousness.
Here, 'clamées' is used in the context of information or news being announced or proclaimed publicly.
Les revendications des manifestants ont été clamées malgré les interruptions.
The protestors' demands were proclaimed despite interruptions.
In this sentence, 'clamées' indicates the act of verbal expression or declaration of demands in a public or forceful manner.
La vérité a été clamée haut et fort par ceux qui savaient.
The truth was proclaimed loud and clear by those who knew.
Here, 'clamées' is employed to describe the act of asserting the truth openly and emphatically.
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