Synonyms for declared
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1. declaredadjective

   made known or openly avowed

   "their declared and their covert objectives"; "a declared liberal"

   Synonyms:
   stated

   Antonyms:
   unacknowledged, undeclared, implicit, inexplicit, unavowed

2. declared, statedadjective

   declared as fact; explicitly stated

   Synonyms:
   stated

   Antonyms:
   implicit, unacknowledged, undeclared, inexplicit, unavowed

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1. List of paraphrases for "declared":

   announced, stated, said, reported, proclaimed, declares, claimed, asserted, avowed, self-reported, declaration, testified, found, expressed, told, declare, decreed, declaring, explained

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1. Napoleon Bonaparte, 1802:

   What a beautiful fix we are in now; peace has been declared.

2. Steve Romines:

   If Derrick Johnson have a self-defense claim over a death, Derrick Johnson still get indicted. Derrick Johnson present that to a jury, they decide if there's a reasonable doubt of Derrick Johnson guilt, police are the only people that just get declared justified without having to present it to a jury.

3. President Tayyip Erdogan:

   If Hakan Atilla is going to be declared a criminal, that would be almost equivalent to declaring the Turkish Republic a criminal.

4. Mark Ryavec:

   They never finished the job, they never got the last 70. They never got them either in psychiatric care or the meds, the rehab, the housing, whatever it is they still need, they just gave up and declared victory, and it wasn’t over.

5. Tiffany Smiley:

   These are our families and our future, and we have to make sure that we pay attention to what's happening to that. we know that we have a fentanyl and opioid crisis in Washington state. And, in fact, King County declared a public emergency on it. It's killing our kids.