Proclamation
Pronunciation: /ˌprɑːkləˈmeɪʃən/
Proclamation (noun)
- An official message made public by a government or authority to announce an important decision or event.
- A formal written statement that sets out a rule, order, or policy and is meant to be followed.
- A public declaration of something important, often in a serious or official way.
Examples
- The proclamation was posted where everyone could read it.
- The mayor issued a proclamation to inform the public.