declared

The word “declared” has 2 syllables: de-clared

It's pronounced as /dɪˈklɛrd/

What is synonym and antonym for declared?

In the thesaurus, “declared” has 167 synonyms and 95 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for declared along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for declared

accented
accentuated
advanced
advertised
advised
advocated
affirmed
aired
alleged
announced
annunciated
apprised
argued
asserted
assured
averred
avouched
avowed
bared
barked
bespoke
betrayed
billboarded
billed
blared
blazed
blazoned
blurbed
boosted
broadcast
broadcasted
bulletined
called
categoric
categorical
certain
championed
claimed
clear
clear-cut
communal
communicated
complete
comprehensible
comprehensive
confirmed
contended
convinced
cried
current
defended
definite
definitive
demonstrated
direct
disclosed
displayed
disseminated
distinct
divulged
emphasized
enunciated
espoused
evinced
exact
exhaustive
explained
explicit
exposed
express
featured
flashed
full
gave away
gave out
gazetted
general
guaranteed
handed down
heralded
imparted
informed
insisted
intelligible
intimated
introduced
justified
kithed
knelled
kythed
laid down
literal
lucid
maintained
manifested
nonclassified
notified
open
persevered
persuaded
pitched
placarded
plain
plugged
popular
posted
precise
prevalent
proclaimed
professed
projected
promoted
promulgated
pronounced
protested
public
publicized
published
puffed
purported
put forth
ran with
rang
rationalized
reaffirmed
reasoned
reasserted
released
reported
reputed
revealed
rife
rumored
said
self-confessed
shared
showed
simple
sounded
specific
specified
spotlighted
spread
stated
straightforward
stressed
supported
sure
tolled
trumpeted
unambiguous
unbosomed
unclassified
uncloaked
uncovered
underlined
underscored
understandable
unequivocal
univocal
unmistakable
upheld
vindicated
warranted
well-defined
well-known
widespread

Antonyms for declared

abandoned
ambiguous
belied
camouflaged
challenged
circuitous
clandestine
classified
collusive
concealed
confidential
confuted
conspiratorial
contradicted
countered
counterfeited
covered
covert
cryptic
dark
denied
disavowed
disclaimed
disguised
disowned
disproved
disputed
disregarded
distorted
enigmatic
enigmatical
equivocal
falsified
gainsaid
garbled
gilded
gilt
hid
ignored
implicit
implied
imprecise
inaccurate
incomprehensible
incorrect
indefinite
inexact
inexplicit
inferred
intimate
masked
minimized
misrepresented
negated
negatived
neglected
obscure
obscured
occluded
overlooked
personal
private
privy
questioned
rebutted
recalled
recanted
refuted
rejected
repressed
repudiated
reserved
retracted
revoked
secret
silenced
stifled
suppressed
surreptitious
twisted
unadvertised
unannounced
unclear
undercover
underhand
underhanded
understated
undisclosed
unintelligible
unspecific
vague
varnished
veiled
whitewashed
withheld

Meanings of declared

verb
1. To make clear, explain, interpret.
2. To make a declaration.
3. To show one's cards in order to score.
4. To announce one’s support, choice, opinion, etc.
5. For the captain of the batting side to announce the innings complete even though all batsmen have not been dismissed.
6. To announce something formally or officially.
7. For a constituency in an election to officially announce the result.
8. To affirm or state something emphatically.
9. To inform government customs or taxation officials of goods one is importing or of income, expenses, or other circumstances affecting one's taxes.
10. To make outstanding debts, e.g. taxes, payable.
11. To explicitly establish the existence of (a variable, function, etc.) without necessarily describing its content.
adjective
1. Openly avowed.

Example Sentences

She confidently declared her intention to run for office.
The country declared independence after years of struggle.
He declared all the items he brought through customs.
The teacher declared the results of the competition.
They declared the meeting officially open.

On this page you'll find 262 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to declared, such as: abandoned, accented, accentuated, advanced, advertised, advised, advocated.

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