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declare To make a public announcement or statement, often for the purpose of making something official. ■ "I declare that I am the best comedian in the world!" he said, to deaf ears.
annulled To declare void, null or of no effect, usually by an authority with the power to do so. ■ "The court annulled the marriage because one party was found guilty of fraud.
Declaration An official statement made by an individual or group, expressing their intentions, beliefs, or opinions. ■ "I declare that I am a cat!" exclaimed the man dressed in a full cat costume, much to the confusion of passersby.
declaring The act of making a formal or official statement. ■ "I declare that I am the best programmer in the world!"
renounce To publicly declare that one will no longer hold or support a belief, idea, or behavior. ■ After discovering the truth about her favorite celebrity's scandalous past, Emily decided to renounce her fandom and burn all of her merchandise.
Thusly In a way that is overly dramatic or theatrical. ■ "I thusly declare this meeting adjourned!" said the mayor, dramatically waving his arms in the air.
unequivocally To say something without any doubt or ambiguity, often in a humorous way. ■ "I unequivocally declare that I am the best pizza maker in the world!" he said, "And I have the data to prove it."
proclaimed To declare something with great fanfare and enthusiasm, often in a way that is exaggerated or humorous. ■ After realizing he had forgotten his umbrella, John proclaimed to the heavens that he would never make the same mistake again. The passersby couldn't help but chuckle at his dramatic display of remorse.
profess To claim or declare that one is an expert in a certain field, despite having no actual knowledge or experience. ■ "I may not be a professional chef, but I can profess to know how to make the perfect sandwich."
publically In a way that is intended to be seen or heard by a large number of people. ■ John decided to publicly declare his love for pineapple pizza on national television, much to the shock and disbelief of everyone watching.
treaty An official agreement between two or more countries or parties to do something, such as declare war or make peace. ■ "After the two nations signed a treaty to end their long-standing feud, they were finally able to put aside their differences and focus on building a brighter future together." A delicious meal or dessert, especially one that is considered a special occasion. ■ "My mom always makes sure to prepare a special treaty for me on my birthday every year."