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    Proclame (en. Proclaim)

    /pʁɔ.kla.m/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    verb
    Declaring something publicly or forcefully.
    He proclaims his victory with pride.
    Il proclame sa victoire avec fierté.
    Officially announcing an election or a decree.
    The president proclaimed a state of emergency.
    Le président a proclamé l'état d'urgence.
    Stating or elevating an opinion or belief.
    She proclaims her ideas on education loud and clear.
    Elle proclame haut et fort ses idées sur l'éducation.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'proclamare', which means 'to call out publicly'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    proclaiming one's love
    Declaring romantic feelings openly.
    proclamer son amour
    proclaiming the end of hostilities
    Officially announcing the cessation of hostilities.
    proclamer la fin des hostilités
    proclaiming a state of emergency
    Declaring a critical situation requiring exceptional measures.
    proclamer un état d'urgence

    Related Words

    proclamation
    Act of officially announcing something.
    proclamation
    declaration
    Act of making a decision or opinion public.
    déclaration
    to shout
    Expressing an assertion in a loud or insistent manner.
    clamer

    Slang Meanings

    Expressing a point of view in an exaggerated manner.
    He proclaims that only his opinion matters.
    Il proclame que seul son opinion compte.
    Making an announcement in an informal context.
    At the party, she proclaimed that there would be a concert.
    Lors de la fête, elle a proclamé qu'il y aurait un concert.