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Princeton's WordNet
heraldedadjective
publicly announced
"the royal couple's much heralded world tour"
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heralded
Heralded refers to anything that is publicly announced or widely known, often indicating that it is either highly anticipated or appreciated. It is typically used in reference to a significant event, discovery, or individual, presenting them in a positive light. The term originates from the use of heralds in historical times to proclaim notable occurrences or arrivals.
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Heralded
of Herald
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of heralded in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of heralded in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3
Examples of heralded in a Sentence
It would be reasonable for the foreign ministry that has professional expertise and experiences to take over nuclear talks, the summit's joint statement simply heralded the start of working-level negotiations, where all key, complex issues will be discussed, including the timeline of the North's dismantlement, its verification and corresponding U.S. action.
Here we had a man who we knew had almost no name recognition and who openly identified as an independent socialist, who had given numerous speeches on the floor that, to the left, were heralded as acts of great political bravery, so for us on the left, he was really regarded as a real icon. And he still is.
The President's decision to launch cruise missiles into Syria at the very airbase that launched a horrific chemical attack, which was the right decision, the American people know it and its been heralded across the world community.
When there was the Great Plague in London, doctors would have lavender stashed into the front of their face masks to help keep the stench of the plague away, it has been heralded for centuries for its antiseptic antibacterial uses.
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- anunciadoSpanish
- luiddeDutch
- anunciadoPortuguese
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