pronounces in English

verb

1

make the sound of (a word or part of a word), typically in the correct or a particular way.

Gerry pronounced the hero's name “Cahoolin”

synonyms: say, enunciate, articulate, utter, voice, sound, vocalize, get one's tongue around

2

declare or announce, typically formally or solemnly.

allow history to pronounce the verdict

synonyms: announce, proclaim, declare, affirm, assert, judge, rule, decree

verb

say, enunciate, articulate, utter, voice, sound, vocalize, get one's tongue around
announce, proclaim, declare, affirm, assert, judge, rule, decree
enounce, enunciate, say, articulate, sound out
label, judge

Use "pronounces" in a sentence

1. 5:1-4: Pronounces a curse on evildoers who have gone unpunished.

2. Little wonder that he pronounces a benediction on them, saying: “Blessed be my people”!

3. Synonyms for Bloviates include declaims, speaks, lectures, orates, harangues, spiels, perorates, pronounces, sermonises and sermonizes

4. Will always pronounces my name wrong. Do you think he does it on purpose?

5. Synonyms for Blurts include says, speaks, declares, pronounces, states, utters, voices, exclaims, remarks and announces

6. Synonyms for Adjudges include adjudicates, determines, judges, pronounces, decides, deems, finds, considers, declares and rates

7. Not only shall the mourner be blessed at some future day, but Christ pronounces him blessed even now.

8. Allocution is the right to speak after determining guilt but before the judge pronounces sentence (Commonwealth v

9. Only when the people, at their own initiative, take the Blasphemer into custody and make an oracular inquiry that God pronounces the verdict

10. In many traditions, when a person pronounces the blessing, they and/or the groom drinks from the cup, either after each blessing, or just after all seven.

11. The cour de Cassation can review the decision of any other tribunal, except administrative courts. The Court of Cassation does not give the ultimate decision on a case; it pronounces, not on the …

12. He is "judged Already," and the unbelief is the judgment which the self-acting moral laws, or rather which the Logos actively at work in every human being, pronounces upon him

13. Isaiah now pronounces one of these: “You have made a city a pile of stones, a fortified town a crumbling ruin, a dwelling tower of strangers to be no city, which will not be rebuilt even to time indefinite.”

14. 13 After this description of future joyful blessings, the tone of the prophecy changes abruptly, and Isaiah pronounces a double woe: “Woe to the one that has contended with his Former, as an earthenware fragment with the other earthenware fragments of the ground!

15. ‘Divorce takes place when a man pronounces a formula or when a religious judge Annuls the marriage at the instigation of the husband or wife.’ ‘A MAN in Wuhan, in Central China's Hubei Province, applied many times to the local civil affairs bureau to annul his marriage with his pregnant wife, finally suing the bureau four months after the

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