pronounced

[prəˈnaʊnst]

pronounced Definition

  • 1very noticeable or strongly indicated
  • 2spoken or articulated clearly and distinctly

Using pronounced: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "pronounced" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The impact of the pandemic on the economy is pronounced.

  • Example

    Her French accent is very pronounced.

  • Example

    He pronounced each word slowly and carefully.

  • Example

    The judge pronounced the verdict in a clear voice.

pronounced Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for pronounced

Phrases with pronounced

  • well-pronounced

    spoken or articulated clearly and accurately

    Example

    She has a well-pronounced British accent.

  • officially declared dead by a medical professional

    Example

    The victim was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident.

  • officially declared guilty by a court of law

    Example

    The defendant was pronounced guilty by the jury.

Origins of pronounced

from Middle English 'pronouncen', from Old French 'prononcier', from Latin 'pronuntiare', from 'pro-' (forth) + 'nuntiare' (announce)

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Summary: pronounced in Brief

The term 'pronounced' [prəˈnaʊnst] refers to something that is very noticeable or strongly indicated, or spoken or articulated clearly and distinctly. It can describe a person's accent, as in 'Her French accent is very pronounced,' or a verdict in a court case, as in 'The judge pronounced the verdict in a clear voice.'