Claim and Proclamation

Claim

Claim noun - A solemn and often public declaration of the truth or existence of something.

Usage example: Galileo's claim that the moon has a very irregular surface and thus is not the perfect sphere that the ancients had imagined

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Proclamation and claim are semantically related in statement topic. In some cases you can use "Proclamation" instead a noun "Claim".

Nearby Words: claimed, claiming, claimant

Proclamation noun - A formal public statement.

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Claim and proclamation are semantically related in statement topic. Sometimes you can use "Claim" instead a noun "Proclamation".

Moravians — One of the oldest Protestant sects, and one of the very few surviving that can lay claim to independence before Martin Luther's proclamation.

Source: Useful Notes / Christianity
Contrary to popular myth, Abe did not claim that spirits wrote, or persuaded him to write, the Emancipation Proclamation.

Source: Spooky Seance
The Royal Proclamation is still seen by Canadian aboriginals as a recognition by the British Crown (under which Canada is still governed) of their territorial and treaty rights, and is used as a basis for land claim negotiations going on even today.

Source: Useful Notes / The American Revolution

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