To declare in words: to make known by speech; to tell (of).

In a more general sense: To declare, make known, utter, tell (things unknown to others). Obsolete.

transitive. To make known (by speech), reveal, declare.

transitive. With an indirect question as object: to declare, make known (the desired information); to state (who, what, how, whether, etc.). In…

transitive. To make known; = know, v. 16.

To inform, notify. Now only in restricted use, to notify of something requiring attention. To inform or notify of something actual.

transitive. To make known, to declare, to show.

gen. To reveal, disclose, or divulge (some fact, etc.); to declare, communicate, or make known; = bewray, v. 4.

To make known, indicate, announce, declare (an idea, fact, etc.); to signal (an intention, decision, etc.). transitive. Without construction.

To manifest, show forth, make known; to unfold, set forth (facts, circumstances, etc.); to describe, state in detail; to recount, relate. Obsolete.

To utter; to make known in words; to declare openly or clearly.

transitive. To make known, declare, pronounce. Also with complement. Now rare.

transitive. To make known, publish, proclaim; to intimate, give notice of, announce. Frequently with to. Also occasionally intransitive: to give…

To make known, indicate, declare. Obsolete.

transitive. To give notice of (something); to make generally known.

transitive. To give notice of or intimate (a thing or fact). Obsolete.

To divulge, reveal, give information of (a thing). Obsolete.

transitive. To present (a report, narrative, answer, etc.); to put forward for consideration, scrutiny, or approval.

transitive. To communicate, make known. Obsolete.

To declare, proclaim, show forth, reveal. Obsolete.

transitive. To announce publicly or give warning of (an event); to proclaim. Obsolete.

transitive. To make known formally, to notify, announce, state; †formerly, to communicate (knowledge), to declare (war).

transitive. To make (a thing) known, to tell. Obsolete.

transitive. To signify. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To announce (something) to a person. Obsolete.

To indicate, give to understand, make known.

figurative and in figurative contexts. transitive. To remove (a metaphorical load or burden); to unburden oneself of (a care, emotion…

To give formal notice of, notify, advise. rare.

figurative. transitive. To give expression to, make public (an opinion, grievance, etc.).