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declare
verb as in make known clearly or officially
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Here Warhol is staking his claim to the city, declaring himself a monument to its artistic masses.
When I asked El-Erian about the Fed, I was gratified to hear him address one of my pet peeves: the dim-bulb types who proudly declare themselves to be data-dependent, full stop.
When I asked El-Erian about the Fed, I was gratified to hear him address one of my pet peeves: the dim-bulb types who proudly declare themselves to be data-dependent, full stop.
When Lincoln declared in 1858 “all honor to Jefferson,” he paid homage to the founder who he knew could explain why the U.S. was one nation and should remain so.
Now her ex-husband’s actions declared he no longer had any love left for her to keep.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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