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No. 11,133 in French

proclamés

"Proclamés" means "proclaimed" in English.

In a sentence

  • Les droits humains ont été proclamés universels.

    Human rights have been proclaimed as universal.

    The term 'proclamés' is used in the past participle form to indicate an official declaration of human rights made in the past.

  • Il a proclamé ses intentions devant tout le monde.

    He proclaimed his intentions in front of everyone.

    Here 'proclamé' is employed in its verb form (past tense) to denote the act of openly stating intentions to an audience.

  • Les résultats de l'élection furent proclamés par le comité.

    The election results were proclaimed by the committee.

    The usage of 'proclamés' in a passive construction reflects the official announcement of election results by a designated body.

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