Pronounce on
verb
To officially declare or state something, especially an opinion or judgment.
The judge will pronounce on the case later afternoon.
Often appears as...
- pronounce on a case
- pronounce on a matter
Usage tips
Formal
Legal
verb
To express or announce a point of view or opinion.
The committee is yet to pronounce on this matter.
Often appears as...
- pronounce on a topic
- pronounce on a report
verb
To officially declare or state something, especially an opinion or judgment.
The judge will pronounce on the case later afternoon.
Often appears as...
- pronounce on a case
- pronounce on a matter
Usage tips
Formal
Legal
verb
To express or announce a point of view or opinion.
The committee is yet to pronounce on this matter.
Often appears as...
- pronounce on a topic
- pronounce on a report
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Legal Context
Used when someone with authority, like a judge, provides a verdict or decision on a legal case.
The high court will pronounce on the appeal next week.
Pro Tip 2/3Authority Figure
Indicates an authoritative statement, not casual advice or personal opinion.
The mayor is expected to pronounce on the new city regulations.
Pro Tip 3/3Formal Occasions
Commonly used in formal settings where official decisions or judgments are made.
The council will pronounce on the policy changes at the meeting.
Pro Tip 1/3Legal Context
Used when someone with authority, like a judge, provides a verdict or decision on a legal case.
The high court will pronounce on the appeal next week.
Pro Tip 2/3Authority Figure
Indicates an authoritative statement, not casual advice or personal opinion.
The mayor is expected to pronounce on the new city regulations.
Pro Tip 3/3Formal Occasions
Commonly used in formal settings where official decisions or judgments are made.
The council will pronounce on the policy changes at the meeting.
Pro Tip 1/3Legal Context
Used when someone with authority, like a judge, provides a verdict or decision on a legal case.
The high court will pronounce on the appeal next week.
Pro Tip 2/3Authority Figure
Indicates an authoritative statement, not casual advice or personal opinion.
The mayor is expected to pronounce on the new city regulations.
Pro Tip 3/3Formal Occasions
Commonly used in formal settings where official decisions or judgments are made.
The council will pronounce on the policy changes at the meeting.
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