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proclaimer

/pɹəklˈeɪmɚ/ noun

One who proclaims.

Word Origin From Latin pro- 'forth' and clamare 'to cry out' — a proclaimer is someone who shouts something out publicly. The root clamare gives us a whole family of calling words: claim, exclaim (cry out), acclaim (cry out to applaud), declaim (speak out), and disclaim (cry away, deny). The breakdown pro+claim+er shows the prefix, root, and agent suffix.

noun One who proclaims. countable

Martin Luther King Jr. was a powerful proclaimer of civil rights.

(名词) 宣告者；宣布者；布告者

马丁·路德·金是一位强有力的民权宣言者。

(sustantivo) Quien proclama.

Martin Luther King Jr. fue un poderoso proclamador de los derechos civiles.

(nom) proclamateur [Personne qui proclame ; celui ou celle qui annonce publiquement et solennellement une chose.]

Martin Luther King Jr. fut un puissant proclaimer des droits civiques.

(Substantiv) Verkünder; Ausrufer; Proklamator [Jemand, der etwas öffentlich verkündet oder verkündigt.]

Martin Luther King Jr. war ein eindrucksvoller **proclaimer** der Bürgerrechte.

(名詞) 宣言する人、公告・布告する人

マーティン・ルーサー・キング・ジュニアは公民権の力強い宣言者であった。

(substantivo) proclamador; pregador; anunciador [Aquele que proclama.]

Martin Luther King Jr. foi um poderoso proclamador dos direitos civis.

Synonyms: announcer declarer promulgator broadcaster herald crier publisher proponent Antonyms: listener hearer audience auditor
Word parts: pro + claim + er

Related words

claim acclamation declamation disclaimer exclamation proclamation reclamation clamorous

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