No. 11,144 in French
proféré
Uttered or pronounced.
In a sentence
Il a proféré des menaces envers son voisin.
He uttered threats towards his neighbor.
Here, 'proféré' is used to indicate the act of speaking or declaring threats.
Les paroles qu'elle a proférées étaient pleines de sagesse.
The words she uttered were full of wisdom.
In this context, 'proféré' refers to words articulated or expressed during speech.
Le manifeste qu'ils ont proféré a marqué le début du mouvement.
The manifesto they proclaimed marked the beginning of the movement.
Here, 'proféré' is employed to describe the formal announcement or proclamation of an important document.
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