command |
declared |
As verbs the difference between command and declared
is that
command is to order, give orders; to compel or direct with authority while
declared is (
declare).
As a noun command
is an order to do something.
declared |
exclaimed |
As verbs the difference between declared and exclaimed
is that
declared is past tense of declare while
exclaimed is past tense of exclaim.
declared |
designated |
As verbs the difference between declared and designated
is that
declared is past tense of declare while
designated is past tense of designate.
As an adjective designated is
having a specified designation.
witnessed |
declared |
As verbs the difference between witnessed and declared
is that
witnessed is past tense of witness while
declared is past tense of declare.
declared |
perceivable |
Related terms |
As a verb declared
is past tense of declare.
As an adjective perceivable is
capable of being perceived; discernible.
declared |
accepted |
As verbs the difference between declared and accepted
is that
declared is (
declare) while
accepted is (
accept).
As an adjective accepted is
generally approved, believed, or recognized.
declared |
specious |
Related terms |
Declared is a related term of specious.
As a verb declared
is (
declare).
As an adjective specious is
seemingly well-reasoned, plausible or true, but actually fallacious.
avowed |
declared |
Related terms |
Avowed is a related term of declared.
As verbs the difference between avowed and declared
is that
avowed is (
avow) while
declared is (
declare).
As an adjective avowed
is openly acknowledged.
ostensible |
declared |
Synonyms |
As an adjective ostensible
is apparent, evident; meant for open display.
As a verb declared is
past tense of declare.
announcement |
declared |
As a noun announcement
is an act of announcing, or giving notice.
As a verb declared is
(
declare).
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