No. 1,141 in Spanish

declarado

Declared.

In a sentence

Él ha sido declarado inocente.
He has been declared innocent.
In this sentence, 'declarado' is used as the past participle of the verb 'declarar' in the passive voice, meaning 'to announce officially or publicly.'
Es un declarado amante de los libros.
He is an avowed lover of books.
Here, 'declarado' functions as an adjective modifying the noun, indicating that something is openly stated.
Ellos han declarado su intención de participar.
They have declared their intention to participate.
In this case, 'declarado' is part of the past perfect tense of the verb 'declarar,' used to report spoken or written statements.

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