Annunciation, proclamation, preaching. Obsolete.

The action of proclaiming; the official giving of public notice.

The action or fact of making something known publicly or officially; an announcement.

The action of pronouncing something authoritatively; public proclamation or declaration; an instance of this; = pronouncement, n. 1.

The action of announcing; annunciation.

The action of proclaiming; proclamation; an instance of this.

A public statement, in speech or writing, giving information or notification about something; a piece of news or information delivered publicly…

The action of proclaiming or publishing.

The action of denouncing; denunciation; †declaration; †announcement (of evil); public accusation or expression of condemnation.

Official, formal, or public announcement; declaration, proclamation. Obsolete (except in senses influenced by 2).

The action of denounce, v. in various senses.

gen. The action or an act of announcing, proclaiming, or declaring something, esp. a coming event or imminent arrival; an announcement. Now archaic.

Proclaiming, ‘trumpeting’.

The action of ordaining or announcing authoritatively and publicly; an appointment, declaration, proclamation.

The action or an act of pronouncing (something); a declaration, an assertion; (in later use esp.) a formal or authoritative statement expressing a…

Formal declaration; proclamation. Const. of. Obsolete. Cf. exclaim, v. 3.

Proclamation, announcement; an instance of this. Obsolete.

A statement, a declaration; = pronouncement, n. 1.

A public proclamation, announcement, or summons, spec. one calling upon any objectors to an ecclesiastical appointment to come forward. Now rare.

Proclamation, public declaration.

= denouncement, n.

= preconization, n. 1.

The action of announcing or proclaiming something; annunciation. Cf. annunciation, n.

A formal public statement about something; an announcement.

A formal public statement about something; an announcement. Cf. annonce, n.

The action of proclaiming or publishing.