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Generally accepted, recognized or admitted

Clearly expressed or identified

In a way that is easily perceived, understood or believed

To have formed a reasoning in the mind about

Publicly acknowledged to be

Having been broadcast or made widely known

Chosen or nominated as good or suitable for a given title or position

Previously referred to or spoken of

Spoken rather than written

To have determined or judged

(more contextual variations available below) To have uttered words using speech

To have enacted or established

To have announced or advertised, usually loudly

To have demonstrated to be true based on facts

To have expressed or conveyed one's thoughts or feelings

Past tense for to state as a fact, usually forcefully

Past tense for to attest to someone's being

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Adjective

Generally accepted, recognized or admitted

self-proclaimed

self-acknowledged

commonly accepted

generally accepted

widely recognized

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“To recant is to withdraw or disavow a declared belief, as in renouncing a philosophy or abjuring fealty to a religion.”

Adjective

Clearly expressed or identified

not subject to change

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Adjective

In a way that is easily perceived, understood or believed

to all appearances

hypothesized^US

hypothesised^UK

taken for granted

commonly believed

commonly regarded

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Adjective

To have formed a reasoning in the mind about

Adjective

Publicly acknowledged to be

generally known

recognizable^US

recognisable^UK

commonly accepted

widely recognized

generally accepted

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Adjective

Having been broadcast or made widely known

Adjective

Chosen or nominated as good or suitable for a given title or position

carefully chosen

specially selected

specially chosen

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Adjective

Previously referred to or spoken of

Adjective

Spoken rather than written

by word of mouth

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Verb

To have determined or judged

Verb

(more contextual variations available below) To have uttered words using speech

given utterance to

gave utterance to

gave expression to

given expression to

spoken sotto voce

spoke sotto voce

talked to oneself

brought into the open

spoke in hushed tones

spoken in hushed tones

said for form's sake

said in muted tones

said insincerely

brought forward

opened your mouth

said in hushed tones

talked incoherently

laid down the law

said under one's breath

spoken in an undertone

said to oneself

stage-whispered

spoke in an undertone

expressed concern

ranted and raved

talked under your breath

delivered a tirade

uttered under the breath

said sotto voce

shouted from the rooftops

spoke coherently

spoken coherently

spoke in muted tones

spoken in muted tones

spoken indistinctly

spoke indistinctly

given utterance

gave expression

given expression

given testimony

gotten off your chest

got off your chest

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Verb

To have enacted or established

carried through

followed through with

brought to fruition

followed through on

brought to completion

accomplished it

fulfilled one's task

done justice to

put into effect

put the tin lid on

run with the ball

put into practice

acquitted oneself of

made it through

translated into

been responsible for

brought home the bacon

were responsible for

carried to completion

brought it to pass

gone through with

took care of business

ran with the ball

met requirements

went through with

was responsible for

earned one's wings

brought it to fruition

scored a success

brought to pass

kept faith with

fulfilled one's potential

delivered the goods

taken care of business

satisfied requirements

gave rise to it

given rise to it

went that route

gone that route

been successful

were successful

gotten someplace

done a bang-up job

did a bang-up job

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Verb

To have announced or advertised, usually loudly

shouted from the rooftops

made a statement

brought into the open

blazoned abroad

let the cat out of the bag

brought to public notice

called attention to

put it on record

let it be known

propagandized^US

circularized^US

propagandised^UK

brought out into the open

gave an account of

given an account of

banged the drum for

passed the word

circularised^UK

beat the drum for

given notice of

particularized^US

familiarized^US

spilt the beans

spilled the beans

put in the picture about

issued a statement about

put in the picture

brought to public attention

spread it around

laid down the law

gave expression to

put cards on table

given expression to

put in circulation

provided details

particularised^UK

put on the airwaves

familiarised^UK

stated publicly

broken the news

beaten the drum for

given a puff to

given a plug to

given utterance to

gave publicity to

given publicity to

gave utterance to

run off at the mouth

uttered suddenly

circumstantiated

passed judgment

dished the dirt

spilled the beans about

passed judgement on

gave blow-by-blow

sat in judgement on

took the wraps off

beaten the drum

given blow-by-blow

indoctrinated in

made somebody aware of

made conversant

brought forward

made familiar with

opened your heart

come clean about

individualized^US

brought out into open

beat the drum about

shouted from the housetops

gotten on soapbox for

kept up to speed with

communicated information

brought to light

taken the wraps off

went public with

blew the lid off

shared a confidence

got on soapbox for

kept up to date

sweated details

brought word on

quoted chapter and verse

gone public with

blown the lid off

individualised^UK

shot off one's mouth

made a ruling on

beared witness to

given the facts

sat in judgment

run off at mouth

ran off at the mouth

got on a soapbox

gotten on a soapbox

beaten the drum about

blown the whistle on

blew the whistle on

acquainted with

given a recitation

gave a recitation

gave evidence of

given evidence of

given details of

gave details of

got down to brass tacks

gotten down to brass tacks

spoke coherently

spoken coherently

ran off at mouth

given an account

gave an account

gave a verdict on

gave a ruling on

given a verdict on

given a ruling on

given utterance

gave expression

given expression

given testimony

gave the low-down on

gave a rundown of

given a rundown of

gotten together

gave the gen about

gave information about

given information about

given the low-down on

given the gen about

shown excerpts of

showed excerpts of

gave the low-down

gave the game away

given the low-down

taken the lid off

gotten out of your system

came clean about

gotten off your chest

given the game away

got off your chest

took the lid off

got out of your system

blown wide open

given the show away

gave the show away

given advance notice of

given advance notice

gave advance notice of

gave advance notice

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“He would proudly declare that the economy was returning to a state of improved productivity.”

Verb

To have demonstrated to be true based on facts

showed once and for all

beared witness to

gave credence to

given credence to

circumstantiated

showed beyond doubt

shown beyond doubt

shown to be true

showed to be true

given substance to

gave substance to

rationalized^US

submitted proof

submitted evidence

witnessed to the fact that

produced evidence

demonstrated the truth

rationalised^UK

established evidence

demonstrated the truth of

given weight to

provided evidence of

gave substance to the fact that

swore up and down

sworn up and down

given substance to the fact that

constituted evidence

constituted proof

constituted proof of

constituted evidence of

exculpated oneself

been responsible for

were responsible for

beared testimony

proved to be genuine

done justice to

was responsible for

setted the seal on

provided evidence

made excuses for

gave a justification for

made allowances

provided a rationale for

given a justification for

gave an explanation for

proved to be reasonable

exonerated oneself

acted as a witness

vindicated oneself

cleared the air about

made certain of

shown once and for all

given an explanation for

thrown your weight behind

threw your weight behind

given testimony

gave one's word

given one's word

given an affidavit

gave an affidavit

shown the truth of

showed the truth of

given assurance of

asserted under oath

gave assurance of

spoke in favor of

shown just cause for

showed just cause for

showed to be reasonable

shown to be reasonable

gave reasons for

spoken in favor of

given reasons for

given grounds for

gave grounds for

given an excuse for

thrown light upon

given an apologia for

gave an alibi for

threw light upon

gave an apologia for

given an alibi for

gave a reason for

thrown light on

given a reason for

absolved yourself

gave a rationale for

gave an excuse for

given a rationale for

acquited oneself

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“Her demeanor would declare her reluctance to go along with such frivolity.”

Verb

To have expressed or conveyed one's thoughts or feelings

put in two cents

given utterance to

gave utterance to

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Verb

Past tense for to state as a fact, usually forcefully

“In answer to this, he must declare that the learned gentleman was mistaken.”

Verb

Past tense for to attest to someone's being

attested to someone's being

certified to someone's being

“His articulation and wit declared him an intellectual.”

Abbreviation

Deceased etc.

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