Based and Proclaimed

Based

Based adjective - Having a base.
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Synonyms for Based

Proclaimed and based are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Proclaimed" instead a verb "Based".

Nearby Words: base, basing

Proclaimed

Proclaimed adjective - Declared publicly; made widely known.

Based and proclaimed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Based" instead a verb "Proclaimed".

Nearby Word: proclaiming

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  • One (subscription-based) rival proudly proclaimed itself to be "cheaper than free".
  • Mascot: Self-proclaimed mascots, even, based on two of the game's most fond creatures: Chance the Sky Whale and Gambit the Sky Shark.
  • Wrestling / WWE Cruiserweight Classic A self-proclaimed "technical wizard," what he lacks in strength, he makes up with his nearly unrivaled skill in submission-based technical wrestling.
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