heralded HER-uhl-did adjective verb WS #22

widely announced or acclaimed; celebrated or proclaimed

1. The heralded breakthrough in cancer research offered hope to millions of patients worldwide.
2. The heralded peace talks ultimately failed to produce any lasting agreements.
3. The heralded young pianist gave a performance that exceeded even the highest expectations.
4. Despite being the heralded solution to traffic problems, the new highway created more issues.
5. The heralded new restaurant lived up to all the advance publicity and positive reviews.

announced or proclaimed, especially with enthusiasm; introduced or ushered in; served as a sign or indication of something to come

1. The discovery of penicillin heralded a new era in medical treatment and disease prevention.
2. The dark clouds heralded an approaching thunderstorm that would bring much-needed rain.
3. The invention of the internet heralded unprecedented changes in global communication.
4. The peace treaty heralded the end of decades of conflict between the two nations.
5. The arrival of spring was heralded by the blooming of cherry trees throughout the city.