Collocations for declare - verb
ADVERB
virtually
He has virtually declared war on his own party.
He has virtually declared war on his own party.
immediately,
promptly
Martial law was immediately declared.
Martial law was immediately declared.
formally,
officially
openly, publicly
proudly, triumphantly
She proudly declared that she had once met John Wayne.
openly, publicly
proudly, triumphantly
She proudly declared that she had once met John Wayne.
loudly
boldly, confidently, firmly
‘I'm going to win!’ he declared confidently.
boldly, confidently, firmly
‘I'm going to win!’ he declared confidently.
famously
Stravinsky famously declared that music expressed nothing.
Stravinsky famously declared that music expressed nothing.
solemnly
flatly
simply
‘You're here,’ she declared simply.
flatly
simply
‘You're here,’ she declared simply.
unanimously
unilaterally
The communists had unilaterally declared a ceasefire.
unilaterally
The communists had unilaterally declared a ceasefire.
hereby
(law or formal)
We, the people of Indonesia, hereby declare Indonesia's independence.
We, the people of Indonesia, hereby declare Indonesia's independence.
Declare is used with these nouns as the subject:
court, headline, judge, minister, newspaper, president, proclamation, report, resolution
court, headline, judge, minister, newspaper, president, proclamation, report, resolution
Declare is used with these nouns as the object:
allegiance, amnesty, bankruptcy, belief, boycott, ceasefire, curfew, dividend, earnings, emergency, end, independence, innocence, intention, love, loyalty, martial law, moratorium, neutrality, objective, readiness, republic, truce, victory, war, willingness, winner, zone
allegiance, amnesty, bankruptcy, belief, boycott, ceasefire, curfew, dividend, earnings, emergency, end, independence, innocence, intention, love, loyalty, martial law, moratorium, neutrality, objective, readiness, republic, truce, victory, war, willingness, winner, zone