How Do You Spell PROCLAIMED?

Pronunciation: [pɹəklˈe͡ɪmd] (IPA)

The word "proclaimed" is spelled with a "pro" sound that rhymes with "go" followed by a "klaimed" sound that rhymes with "aimed". The IPA phonetic transcription for "proclaimed" is /prəˈkleɪmd/. This word means to make a public declaration or announcement, usually in a formal or official manner. It can be used in a variety of contexts such as politics, religion, or entertainment. It is important to spell this word correctly in order to convey your message accurately and professionally.

PROCLAIMED Meaning and Definition

1. Proclaimed is a verb that refers to the act of publicly declaring, announcing, or officially stating something in a clear and authoritative manner. It implies making a public proclamation or declaration, often with a sense of formality or importance. When something is proclaimed, it is typically done with confidence and conviction, aiming to establish its validity or significance.

   The term is commonly associated with official or authoritative announcements made by individuals or organizations in positions of power or influence. Proclaimed statements may encompass a wide range of subjects, including political statements, declarations of rights or laws, policies, religious beliefs, or personal affirmations.

   Proclaimed can also denote the act of declaring oneself or someone else as possessing a certain title, occupation, or status, often with ceremonial or public recognition. This usage is particularly prevalent in royal or aristocratic contexts, where individuals may be proclaimed as kings, queens, or heirs to the throne, officially announcing their ascension to power.

   The term proclaimed suggests a sense of assertiveness and finality, indicating that the statement or declaration made carries weight and should be taken seriously by those who hear or read it. The act of proclaiming often intends to garner attention and make a significant impact on the target audience, provoking thought, discussion, or action.

Top Common Misspellings for PROCLAIMED *

• proclamed 56.8181818%
• procalimed 9.090909%
• procliamed 9.090909%
• prolamed 4.5454545%
• proclamied 4.5454545%
• perclaimed 4.5454545%
• proclaimes 2.2727272%
• proclaime 2.2727272%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for PROCLAIMED

• proclames
• porclaimed
• prclaimed
• proclammed
• proclame
• proclaaimed
• proclaimmed
• proclaymed
• proclaimmer
• procaimmed
• proclemed
• proclamey
• pronclaimed
• proclmaied

Etymology of PROCLAIMED

The word "proclaimed" is derived from the Old French word "proclamer", which itself is derived from the Latin word "proclamare". In Latin, "proclamare" is a combination of "pro", meaning "forth, forward", and "clamare", which means "to cry out". Therefore, the etymology of "proclaimed" suggests the act of making a formal announcement or declaration in a loud and clear manner.

Similar spelling words for PROCLAIMED

• self-proclaimed,
• preacclimate,
• proclaim,
• prickle,
• Pricilla,
• Proglumide,
• pre-eclampsia,
• proclivity,
• proclamation,
• prickling,
• procellaria.

Conjugate verb Proclaimed

CONDITIONAL

I would proclaim

we would proclaim

you would proclaim

he/she/it would proclaim

they would proclaim

FUTURE

I will proclaim

we will proclaim

you will proclaim

he/she/it will proclaim

they will proclaim

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have proclaimed

we will have proclaimed

you will have proclaimed

he/she/it will have proclaimed

they will have proclaimed

PAST

I proclaimed

we proclaimed

you proclaimed

he/she/it proclaimed

they proclaimed

PAST PERFECT

I had proclaimed

we had proclaimed

you had proclaimed

he/she/it had proclaimed

they had proclaimed

PRESENT

I proclaim

we proclaim

you proclaim

he/she/it proclaims

they proclaim

PRESENT PERFECT

I have proclaimed

we have proclaimed

you have proclaimed

he/she/it has proclaimed

they have proclaimed

I am proclaiming

we are proclaiming

you are proclaiming

he/she/it is proclaiming

they are proclaiming

I was proclaiming

we were proclaiming

you were proclaiming

he/she/it was proclaiming

they were proclaiming

I will be proclaiming

we will be proclaiming

you will be proclaiming

he/she/it will be proclaiming

they will be proclaiming

I have been proclaiming

we have been proclaiming

you have been proclaiming

he/she/it has been proclaiming

they have been proclaiming

I had been proclaiming

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he/she/it had been proclaiming

they had been proclaiming

I will have been proclaiming

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you will have been proclaiming

he/she/it will have been proclaiming

they will have been proclaiming

I would have proclaimed

we would have proclaimed

you would have proclaimed

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I would be proclaiming

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you would be proclaiming

he/she/it would be proclaiming

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I would have been proclaiming

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