No. 11,132 in French
proclamer
To declare or announce publicly.
In a sentence
Il a proclamé son innocence devant la cour.
He proclaimed his innocence before the court.
Here, 'proclamé' is used to express someone stating or declaring something formally and publicly.
Les activistes proclament leur engagement envers la cause écologique.
The activists proclaim their commitment to the ecological cause.
In this sentence, 'proclamer' refers to the act of enthusiastically announcing a strong stance or dedication publicly.
La déclaration proclame le début d'une nouvelle ère.
The declaration proclaims the beginning of a new era.
Here, 'proclame' is used metaphorically to signify the announcement or indication of a significant change.
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