Appear
Appear verb - To come into view.
Proclaim and appear are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Proclaim" instead a verb "Appear".
Nearby Words: appearance, appearing
Proclaim
Proclaim verb - To make known openly or publicly.
Appear and proclaim are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Appear" instead a verb "Proclaim".
Nearby Word: proclaiming
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- It came to down to a man named Sanson secretly using his metahuman abilities to appear as the god Quetzalcoatl and proclaim a savoir would be bestowed onto them.
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Guy and Frank appear in different clothes for once and proclaim that "the thing that lived in the laundry room finally starved to death." Wayne's glad to hear it, but he just changes to an otherwise identical shirt with a square instead of a circle.
Source: Limited Wardrobe - Ultimately, it's revealed that not only are his eyes entirely normal, they proclaim his true — kind and friendly — disposition, so he had to hide them in order to appear sinister.
Source: Eyes Never Lie
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