To proclaim, declare, or pronounce (a person) to be (something). usually cursed, outlawed, or something bad. to denounce to the horn (Scots Law)…

transitive. To declare (a person) to be a rebel or outlaw; to denounce. Also (Scottish) †intransitive with against (obsolete). Now rare.

transitive. To condemn, prohibit; = proscribe, v. 2. rare.

transitive. To denounce, curse, anathematize. rare.

transitive and intransitive. To denounce; to utter denunciation against.

to cry shame on, upon, †of: to express vigorous reprobation of.

transitive. To lower officially (the price or value of something), originally by proclamation; to cause the value of (something) to be lowered in…

to declaim against: to speak in an impassioned oratorical manner in reprobation or condemnation of; to inveigh against.

= to declaim against at sense 2; to decry, denounce. Obsolete.

transitive. To declare authoritatively to be unacceptable or invalid; to prohibit, forbid, exclude; to condemn, discountenance.

transitive. To declaim against. Obsolete. rare.