Declare
Express
Express verb - To make known (as an idea, emotion, or opinion).
Usage example: in a true democracy, a person can freely express his or her views
Declare is a synonym for express in state topic. You can use "Declare" instead a verb "Express", if it concerns topics such as articulate, words, maintain.
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Even if we could somehow express arbitrary irrational numbers in the real world, calculating them requires an infinite number of steps—in practice, we stop somewhere and declare margins of error.
Source: Trivia / Math -
Of the Hogwarts Express, he has Andrew Norton declare: "it runs on sloppily-defined magic principles", and refers to it as the "franchise express".
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When the Democrats force Stevens to declare his beliefs on racial equality, he either has to express more moderate views, which would be anathema to the Radical Republicans and those who support abolition, or be completely honest about them and seriously jeopardize the passing of the 13th amendment.
Source: Film / Lincoln
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