pronounce upon

Frequency: 4.01.5 per million words

To give a judgment or opinion on a particular subject.

pronouncepronounce + PREPOSITION

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upon

Examples (10)

  • I do not feel competent to pronounce upon this matter.
  • The expert was asked to pronounce upon the authenticity of the ancient artifact.
  • It is difficult for a layperson to pronounce upon such complex legal issues.
  • The committee refused to pronounce upon the candidate's moral character.
  • Historians often pronounce upon the significance of past events.
  • She felt unqualified to pronounce upon the intricate details of the scientific theory.
  • The judge will pronounce upon the verdict after hearing all the evidence.
  • Many critics eagerly pronounce upon new works of art.
  • Before you pronounce upon its merits, you should read the entire report.
  • The panel was established to pronounce upon ethical dilemmas in medicine.