Synonyms for announced
an·nounced

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1. announced, proclaimedadjective

   declared publicly; made widely known

   "their announced intentions"; "the newspaper's proclaimed adherence to the government's policy"

   Synonyms:
   proclaimed

   Antonyms:
   undeclared

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1. exclaimed

   to announce or make known

   the teacher announced to the class that the assignment was due in a week.

   Submitted by rinat on August 20, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "announced":

   declared, advertised, announcement, announces, said, pledged, heralded, released, proclaimed, announce, advertized, stated, published, announcing, declare, reported, unveiled, foreshadowed, advertisement, declaring, steppensannounced, publicized

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1. Brent Williams:

   It was pretty exciting the day [on Tuesday] that it got announced at work, it kind of, department-by-department, had been informed that they had won.

2. Mark Cutifani:

   This strategy generally has a net negative effect, moreover, we can't rely on a reversal of this price slump any time soon. 2016 is already shaping up to be the most challenging yet. Opinions are divided on whether we have reached the bottom of the cycle... So things may still get worse before they get better. Anglo American announced plans in December to whittle down Anglo American business to cope with severe falls in commodity prices. The plan involves offloading three-fifths of its assets.

3. Donald Trump:

   The only thing I worry about is that it's not going to happen, because so many things get announced and then they never happened. I'm actually more concerned on the other side and I think every day that goes by, we actually get ourselves more fully in position where it could create a geopolitical outbreak whereas if we had just done it, before the Russians and the Iranians, and the Syrians prepped for it, we'd been in much better shape.

4. Marc Friedland:

   Fifty years from now, hopefully a winner who looks back at their envelope will recapture that moment in time when everybody was watching, and they announced in that millisecond who the Oscar winner was, it really becomes a keepsake that will last a lifetime.

5. John Ratcliffe:

   Trump said, using the initials for Director of National Intelligence. Facts First: It's false to suggest that Russia wants Trump to lose. In fact, senior US intelligence officials announced months ago that Russia is actively meddling in the election to hurt Biden. The top US intelligence official for election security, William Evanina, announced in August that the Russian government is interfering in the 2020 election to hurt Biden's candidacy, primarily by spreading disinformation about alleged.