Came
Proclaimed and came are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Proclaimed" instead a verb "Came".
Proclaimed
Proclaimed adjective - Declared publicly; made widely known.
Came and proclaimed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Came" instead a verb "Proclaimed".
Nearby Word: proclaiming
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- He also proclaimed just about everything "the most shocking SWERVE ever" after Vince Russo came in.
Source: Horrible / WCW -
Ties into the moral panic surrounding rock and roll when it first came on the scene — many self-proclaimed Moral Guardians criticized it as "the Devil's music."
Source: Rock Me, Asmodeus! - As the truth about pro wrestling became more widely known, a self proclaimed third class of people came into being in between these two: the smart mark, or "smark" for short.
Source: Smart Mark
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