declaration in Latin
declaration in Latin is fatum — declaration means a formal or official statement or announcement.
declaration in Latin
fatum
What does "declaration" mean?
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noun A formal or official statement or announcement.
"The two leaders signed a joint declaration at the end of the meeting."
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noun A formal statement of goods, income, or other details required by customs or tax authorities.
"You must write the value of any gifts on your declaration form at the airport."
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declaration in a sentence
- The two leaders signed a joint declaration at the end of the meeting.
- The country issued a declaration of independence.
- You must write the value of any gifts on your declaration form at the airport.
- The accountant helped us fill in our annual tax declaration before the deadline.
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What is "declaration" in Latin?
"declaration" in Latin is fatum. declaration means: A formal or official statement or announcement.
How do you use "declaration" in a sentence?
Example: "The two leaders signed a joint declaration at the end of the meeting." In Latin, "declaration" is fatum.
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