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declare /dɪˈkleɚ/  

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  • verb
    -clares; -clared; -claring
    [+ obj] to say or state (something) in an official or public way
    She publicly declared [=announced] her opposition to the plan.
    The government has just declared a state of emergency.
    The company was forced to declare bankruptcy. [=to formally say in a legal document that it was bankrupt]
    He declared himself the winner. = He declared that he was the winner. = He declared victory.
    to say (something) in a strong and confident way
    He still declares [=affirms, asserts] his innocence.
    She declared [=announced] that she would not attend the party under any circumstances.
    He openly declared his love for her. <SYNR
    synonyms seeassert</SYNR
    to tell the government about (money you have earned or received) in order to pay taxes
    They failed to declare all of their earnings on their tax return.
    to list and show the cost of (something bought in a different country) so that you can pay taxes on it
    Large purchases must be declared at customs.
    Do you have anything to declare?
    declare against
    [phrasal verb]
    declare against (someone or something) Brit formal :to officially say that you oppose (someone or something)
    She declared against the government's policies.
    declare for
    [phrasal verb]
    declare for (something) US :to officially say that you will take part in (something)
    a college basketball player who declared for the NBA draft after his junior year
    declare for (someone or something) Brit formal :to officially say that you support (someone or something)
    He declared for the plan.
    declare war
    to officially decide to fight or go to war
    Congress has the power to declare war on/against other countries. - often used figuratively
    The state has declared war on illiteracy.