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(prənaʊnsmənt)
Word forms: plural pronouncements
countable noun [usually plural]
Pronouncements are public or official statements on an important subject.
...the prime minister's latest pronouncements about the protection of minorities.
Synonyms: announcement, statement, declaration, judgment More Synonyms of pronouncement

pronouncement in British English

(prəˈnaʊnsmənt)
noun
1. 
an official or authoritative statement or announcement
2. 
the act of pronouncing, declaring, or uttering formally

pronouncement in American English

(prəˈnaʊnsmənt; proʊˈnaʊnsmənt)
noun
1. 
the act of pronouncing
2. 
a formal, often authoritative statement of a fact, opinion, or judgment

Examples of 'pronouncement' in a sentence
pronouncement

It is odd to make a fiscal pronouncement ahead of the key fiscal announcement of the year.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
The strong desire people have to remain consistent with their public pronouncements.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
You may think all this is hard to square with other recent pronouncements on the economy.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
Best not to make the initial pronouncement in the first place.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
His public pronouncements have rarely matched reality.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
So it is with his recent pronouncements on arts policy.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
But the pronouncement makes little sense unless the universally high quality of his routine work is taken fully into account.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
Most environmentalists are more sensitive, at least in their public pronouncements.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
Lord Stratford was famous for his robust public pronouncements.
The Sun (2006)
In the boardrooms of large companies, there is often more discord than their public pronouncements suggest.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
I accept these are painful moments but they are not helped by public pronouncements.
The Sun (2007)
The recent public pronouncements of its leaders show that they are only too aware that if economic growth slows too much civil unrest may result.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
The judge would normally be expected to publish his verdict and sentence within a week of the trial but there has been no public pronouncement.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
With so many contributors and such a diverse approach, it is hard to make any generalized pronouncements about the exercise.
The Times Literary Supplement (2014)
You don't just make pronouncements.
Christianity Today (2000)
I can find no official pronouncement.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
It's one of those emphatic, incisive pronouncements that editors make.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
The Duke's public pronouncements on marriage have been scarce.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
But after weeks of horse trading and public pronouncements, the contours of a deal were said to be emerging just hours before the midnight deadline.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
Further implicit criticisms came last week, continuing a pattern of public pronouncements that has now become familiar to Falcao.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
Another aspect to the subsidy question is that, public pronouncements aside, governments seldom try to deliver housing subsidies to the poor.
Tomlinson, Richard Urbanization in Post-Apartheid South Africa (1990)

In other languages
pronouncement

British English: pronouncement NOUN
Pronouncements are public or official statements on an important subject.
...the President's latest pronouncements about the protection of minorities.
  • American English: pronouncement
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pronunciamento
  • Chinese: 公告
  • European Spanish: declaración
  • French: déclaration
  • German: Erklärung
  • Italian: dichiarazione
  • Japanese: 公式発表
  • Korean: 선언
  • European Portuguese: pronunciamento
  • Latin American Spanish: declaración

(noun) 
Definition
a formal announcement
the President's latest pronouncement about the protection of minorities
Synonyms
announcement
There has been no formal announcement by either government.
statement
He now disowns that statement, saying he was depressed when he made it.
declaration
The two countries will sign the declaration of peace tomorrow.
judgment
The Court is expected to give its judgment within the next ten days.
decree
He issued a decree ordering all unofficial armed groups to disband.
manifesto
The Greens are drawing up their election manifesto.
proclamation
A formal proclamation of independence was issued eight days ago.
notification
We require written notification from the person who signed the booking form.
edict
In 1741 Catherine the Great issued an edict of toleration for Buddhism.
dictum
his dictum that the priority of the government must be the health of the people
promulgation
pronunciamento

Additional synonyms

in the sense of declaration
Definition
an official announcement or statement
The two countries will sign the declaration of peace tomorrow.
Synonyms
announcement,
proclamation,
decree,
notice,
manifesto,
notification,
edict,
pronouncement,
promulgation,
pronunciamento
in the sense of decree
Definition
a law made by someone in authority
He issued a decree ordering all unofficial armed groups to disband.
Synonyms
law,
order,
ruling,
act,
demand,
command,
regulation,
mandate,
canon,
statute,
covenant,
ordinance,
proclamation,
enactment,
edict,
dictum,
precept
in the sense of dictum
Definition
a formal statement
his dictum that the priority of the government must be the health of the people
Synonyms
decree,
order,
demand,
statement,
command,
dictate,
canon,
fiat,
edict,
pronouncement

Synonyms of 'pronouncement'

pronouncement

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of edict
Definition
a decree or order given by any authority
In 1741 Catherine the Great issued an edict of toleration for Buddhism.
Synonyms
decree,
law,
act,
order,
ruling,
demand,
command,
regulation,
dictate,
mandate,
canon,
manifesto,
injunction,
statute,
fiat,
ordinance,
proclamation,
enactment,
dictum,
pronouncement,
ukase (rare),
pronunciamento
in the sense of judgment
Definition
the verdict pronounced by a court of law
The Court is expected to give its judgment within the next ten days.
Synonyms
verdict,
finding,
result,
ruling,
decision,
sentence,
conclusion,
determination,
decree,
order,
arbitration,
adjudication,
pronouncement
in the sense of manifesto
Definition
a public declaration of intent or policy issued by a group of people, for instance by a political party
The Greens are drawing up their election manifesto.
Synonyms
policy statement,
publication,
declaration,
programme,
announcement,
platform,
proclamation,
pronouncement
in the sense of notification
Definition
a formal announcement
We require written notification from the person who signed the booking form.
Synonyms
announcement,
declaration,
notice,
statement,
telling,
information,
warning,
message,
advice,
intelligence,
publication,
notifying,
heads up (US, Canadian)
in the sense of proclamation
A formal proclamation of independence was issued eight days ago.
Synonyms
declaration,
notice,
announcement,
decree,
manifesto,
edict,
pronouncement,
pronunciamento
in the sense of statement
Definition
something stated, usually a formal prepared announcement or reply
He now disowns that statement, saying he was depressed when he made it.
Synonyms
announcement,
declaration,
communication,
explanation,
communiqué,
proclamation,
utterance
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