transitive. To make known. To make known in words; to announce, proclaim, declare, tell. (With simple object or object clause.) Obsolete.

transitive. To command, proclaim, offer.

transitive. To proclaim or deliver (a message).

To ask pressingly, beg, entreat, pray. To ask, beg (a thing); to ask, beg, or pray for. Const. simply, or of, from a person, etc. Obsolete.

transitive. To pronounce, proclaim, celebrate, announce, declare; to tell, say, utter. Also intransitive with of. [An exclusively poetic sense…

transitive. To announce, proclaim, preach. Obsolete.

transitive. To declare, to state formally or publicly; to announce, proclaim. In later use often with an explicit adverb, as abroad, forth, etc. (see…

(with object clause): To proclaim. Obsolete.

transitive. To proclaim; to declare or announce publicly. In later use chiefly with reference to the promulgation of Christian teachings.

To give formal, authoritative, or official information of; to proclaim, announce, declare; to publish… a matter of fact, tidings, information, etc…

transitive. To declare (a person) publicly to be a particular thing, to brand as; (also, without complement) to expose so as to discredit or…

transitive. To announce, proclaim, declare; to say publicly or openly. Obsolete.

transitive. To proclaim, announce, make known, declare aloud; to tell, report. Now rare or merged in other senses.

transitive. To declare publicly; to make known aloud or openly; to publish. Also with clause or direct speech as object.

To declare, announce, proclaim; to make known or famous; to celebrate.

transitive. To make official announcement of (something), esp. by word of mouth in some public place; to cause this to be done by another. Also…

transitive. To announce, declare; (also) to proclaim, pronounce. Obsolete.

To make (something) known by public or official statement; to proclaim or authoritatively deliver (a… transitive. With simple object.

transitive. To proclaim or announce publicly; (also) to sing the praises of, to commend or extol publicly.

To make (something) known by public or official statement; to proclaim or authoritatively deliver (a… transitive. With clause (esp. that-clause) as…

transitive. To proclaim or state. With infinitive and complement or complement alone. Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To decide and announce that (something) will happen or take place; to decree, declare. Cf. sense 14.

To utter, declare, proclaim.

transitive. To make a formal announcement about (something); esp. to announce (a coming event or imminent arrival). Usually in religious language…

transitive. To assert publicly, make known; to proclaim, declare. Obsolete.

transitive. To give passionate or vehement expression to (something); to pronounce; to proclaim. Also more generally: to say or communicate…

To give formal, authoritative, or official information of; to proclaim, announce, declare; to publish… an event about to take place: usually of a…

To declare officially or with authority; to appoint. to enact into: to constitute. Obsolete.

= blazon, v. (in various senses).

= deblazon, v.

transitive. To give news, notification, or notice of (an event, commercial transaction, etc.); to inform of; to announce.

transitive. To proclaim (a message).

transitive. To proclaim, declare. Obsolete.

To state publicly; to proclaim.

transitive. Of words or writings: to express or proclaim (a person's opinion, emotion, etc.).

transitive. To announce, to spread (information) by word of mouth (frequently in passive with it). In later use (also): to denigrate (someone) (U.S…

To state publicly; to proclaim.

transitive. Stock Market (originally North American). To announce, publish, or report (a figure, result, etc.).