Similar words: declare, decline, middle-class, clarify, clarification, be close to, deck, clay. Meaning: [-eəd] 
adj. 1. made known or openly avowed 2. declared as fact; explicitly stated.
adj. 1. made known or openly avowed 2. declared as fact; explicitly stated. 
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91. 'I'll do it!' Tom declared.
92. They then declared what had been decided.
93. They declared the agreement null and void.
94. They have declared themselves an independent democratic republic.
95. The region has been declared an ecological disaster zone.
96. Edward declared himself angry and frustrated.
97. He declared his total disbelief in psychic phenomena.
98. The men's convictions were declared unsafe.
99. The US declared war on Japan.
100. He declared that he was in love with her.
101. Your income must be declared on this form.
102. Hubbard was declared mentally unfit to stand trial.
103. 'It's not fair(sentencedict.com/declared.html),' Jane declared.
104. The Australian premier declared the Olympic Games open.
105. They declared themselves for the plan.
106. The company was later declared insolvent .
107. The nightclub has been declared a public nuisance .
108. The president immediately declared a state of emergency.
109. Strathclyde council has declared itself a nuclear-free zone.
110. The killer was declared criminally insane.
111. His declared aim was to tax the rich.
112. He declared his true feelings to her.
113. The area has been declared a disaster zone.
114. The chapel was declared redundant in 1995.
115. The match has been declared off.
116. The treaty has been declared void.
117. He declared war on the government and urged right-wingers to eliminate their opponents.
118. The man was declared infectious and his clothes and bed had to be fumigated.
119. The captain declared at a score of 395 for 5 wickets.
120. Mr Howard has declared that he is against all forms of racism.
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