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Definition of publicly
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Publicly
(adv.)
In the name of the
community.
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Preach
::
Preach
(v. i.) To
proclaim
or
publish
tidings;
specifically,
to
proclaim
the
gospel;
to
discourse
publicly
on a
religious
subject,
or from a text of
Scripture;
to
deliver
a
sermon..
Divulge
::
Divulge
(v. i.) To
become
publicly
known.
Professor
::
Professor
(n.) One who
professed,
or
publicly
teaches,
any
science
or
branch
of
learning;
especially,
an
officer
in a
university,
college,
or other
seminary,
whose
business
it is to read
lectures,
or
instruct
students,
in a
particular
branch
of
learning;
as a
professor
of
theology,
of
botany,
of
mathematics,
or of
political
economy..
Openly
::
Openly
(adv.)
In an open
manner;
publicly;
not in
private;
without
secrecy.
Publicly
::
Publicly
(adv.)
With
exposure
to
popular
view or
notice;
without
concealment;
openly;
as,
property
publicly
offered
for sale; an
opinion
publicly
avowed;
a
declaration
publicly
made..
Divulge
::
Divulge
(v. t.) To
indicate
publicly;
to
proclaim.
Extant
::
Extant
(a.)
Publicly
known;
conspicuous.
Undercurrent
::
Undercurrent
(n.)
Hence,
figuratively,
a
tendency
of
feeling,
opinion,
or the like, in a
direction
contrary
to what is
publicly
shown;
an
unseen
influence
or
tendency;
as, a
strong
undercurrent
of
sentiment
in favor of a
prisoner..
Nuncupate
::
Nuncupate
(v. t.) To
declare
publicly
or
solemnly;
to
proclaim
formally.
Reprimand
::
Reprimand
(n.) To
reprove
publicly
and
officially,
in
execution
of a
sentence;
as, the court
ordered
him to be
reprimanded..
Denunciation
::
Denunciation
(n.) The act of
denouncing;
public
menace
or
accusation;
the act of
inveighing
against,
stigmatizing,
or
publicly
arraigning;
arraignment..
Indict
::
Indict
(v. t.) To
appoint
publicly
or by
authority;
to
proclaim
or
announce.
Anathematize
::
Anathematize
(v. t.) To
pronounce
an
anathema
against;
to
curse.
Hence:
To
condemn
publicly
as
something
accursed.
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) The act of
declaring,
or
publicly
announcing;
explicit
asserting;
undisguised
token of a
ground
or side taken on any
subject;
proclamation;
exposition;
as, the
declaration
of an
opinion;
a
declaration
of war, etc..
Pronunciation
::
Pronunciation
(n.) The art of
manner
of
uttering
a
discourse
publicly
with
propriety
and
gracefulness;
-- now
called
delivery.
Deliverance
::
Deliverance
(n.)
Anything
delivered
or
communicated;
esp., an
opinion
or
decision
expressed
publicly..
Church
::
Church
(v. t.) To bless
according
to a
prescribed
form, or to unite with in
publicly
returning
thanks
in
church,
as after
deliverance
from the
dangers
of
childbirth;
as, the
churching
of
women..
Record
::
Record
(v. t.) That which has been
publicly
achieved
in any kind of
competitive
sport as
recorded
in some
authoritative
manner,
as the time made by a
winning
horse in a
race..
Applause
::
Applause
(n.) The act of
applauding;
approbation
and
praise
publicly
expressed
by
clapping
the
hands,
stamping
or
tapping
with the feet,
acclamation,
huzzas,
or other
means;
marked
commendation..
Preacher
::
Preacher
(n.) One who
preaches;
one who
discourses
publicly
on
religious
subjects.
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