Order
Order noun - The way objects in space or events in time are arranged or follow one another.
Proclamation and order are semantically related in edict topic. In some cases you can use "Proclamation" instead a noun "Order".
Proclamation
Proclamation noun - A formal public statement.
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Synonyms for Proclamation
Order and proclamation are semantically related in decree topic. Sometimes you can use "Order" instead a noun "Proclamation", if it concerns topics such as edict.
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- An editorial proclamation was made from on high to get rid of her in order to make Cyclops "more interesting" by having him date Emma Frost.
Source: The Plot Reaper - It is this proclamation that convinces Kormac that the order is beyond saving, and that both the Grand Maester and the Inquisitors need to answer for what they've done.
- The proclamation is later shown to have contained at least a modicum of truth as the government slips a team in with the supplies in an attempt to get information in order to save the city.
Source: Blatant Lies / Live-Action Films
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