annunciate Definition
to announce or declare something formally or officially.
Using annunciate: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "annunciate" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The president will annunciate his decision on the matter tomorrow.
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The judge annunciated the verdict in a clear voice.
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The company annunciated its new policy on social media.
annunciate Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with annunciate
annunciate one's arrival/departure
to make one's arrival or departure known to others
Example
Please annunciate your arrival at the front desk.
to proclaim or announce the teachings of the Christian gospel
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The priest annunciated the gospel to the congregation.
to publicly announce that one is pregnant
Example
The couple annunciated their pregnancy on social media.
Origins of annunciate
from Latin 'annuntiatus', past participle of 'annuntiare', meaning 'to report, announce'
Summary: annunciate in Brief
'Annunciate' [uh-nuhn-see-eyt] means to formally or officially declare or announce something. It is often used in formal settings like legal proceedings or official statements, as in 'The company annunciated its new policy on social media.' 'Annunciate' can also be used in phrases like 'annunciate one's arrival/departure,' which means to make one's arrival or departure known to others.
