Arrived
Proclaimed and arrived are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Proclaimed" instead a verb "Arrived".
Proclaimed
Proclaimed adjective - Declared publicly; made widely known.
Arrived and proclaimed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Arrived" instead a verb "Proclaimed".
Nearby Word: proclaiming
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Fanon proclaimed that the majority of the Kyuubi's fight ended when the Hokage arrived on Gamabunta and immediately performed the sealing.
Source: Fanon / Naruto -
Recently arrived heel manager Gary Hart had proclaimed that Fritz and Waldo were neither real brothers nor even real Germans, even going so far as to mention Fritz's real name on the air.
Source: Wrestling / Von Erich Family -
Satan was mentioned plenty of times before he actually arrived, including Donkey Kong being proclaimed a Satanist by Vinny and Jesus choosing the guy over himself during a round of Judgment Bay.
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