Similar words: federal deficit, caldera, herald, heraldry, emerald, collateral damage, alder, alderman. Meaning: ['herəld] adj. publicly announced.
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61. During this period, Germanys expansionist policy of trade with China and the economic power it had accumulated heralded a large-scale aggression against China in William II administration.
62. Professors around the world have heralded his work as groundbreaking.
63. As heralded previously, we are now ready to move to a new open source community model.
64. And the much heralded African Science and Innovation Fund has yet to see the light of day.
65. The lateralized activity heralded the onset of bradycardia, hypotension, and clinical symptoms.
66. Arugula has been heralded as an arousal aid since the first century.
67. The French Revolution of 1789 heralded other bourgeois revolutions in the 19 th century.
68. Billboards heralded the municipality's future: "Livable Chongqing" and "Safe Chongqing,(sentencedict.com/heralded.html) " but also "Forest Chongqing" and "Iatrical Chongqing."
69. The disappearance of hysteria has been heralded at least since the 1960's.
70. These men recognized this fact and willingly heralded the achievements of their contemporaries and predecessors.
71. Public opinion must take cognizance of the hidden agenda behind this alleged humanitarian undertaking, heralded by the heads of state and heads of government of NATO countries as a "Just War".
72. Heralded as the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, the Iguazu Waterfalls are a true wonder of nature.
73. Some people say that Ashurbanipal's death heralded the collapse of the Assyrian Empire.
74. This dispossession of American labor has been heralded by offshoring's pimps in the major universities as "the New Economy."
75. The crowds outside heralded the arrival of the Liberation Army.
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