Proclaimed
Proclaimed adjective - Declared publicly; made widely known.
Told and proclaimed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Told" instead a verb "Proclaimed".
Nearby Word: proclaiming
Told
Proclaimed and told are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Proclaimed" instead a verb "Told".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Once the Telmarines have been beaten back and Caspian proclaimed king, Peter and Susan are told they are now too old ever to return to Narnia.
Source: Literature / Prince Caspian -
Through the Eyes of Madness: The first Crossed annual is told from the point of view of self-proclaimed loonie Jackson, first introduced in "Wish You Were Here".
Source: Comic Book / Crossed - Without hesitation, she draws a nerve disrupter in a room full of soldiers and fires at the usurper who told her that her son was dead, the self-proclaimed Emperor.
Source: More Deadly Than the Male
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