No. 3,374 in Spanish
declarada
Declared.
In a sentence
La ciudad fue declarada patrimonio de la humanidad.
The city was declared a World Heritage Site.
In this sentence, 'declarada' is used as a past participle in a passive voice construction.
Ella es una defensora declarada de los derechos humanos.
She is a declared advocate of human rights.
Here, 'declarada' functions as an adjective describing the subject, indicating that her advocacy is publicly acknowledged or professed.
Siempre ha sido declarada en sus opiniones sobre el cambio climático.
She has always been outspoken in her opinions about climate change.
In this case, 'declarada' modifies a subject to express that her opinions are openly stated or evident.
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