Difference between Denunciation and Denouncement

DENUNCIATION vs DENOUNCEMENT: NOUN

The act or an instance of denouncing, especially a public condemnation or censure.
The reporting of a person to the authorities for possible criminal prosecution.
The act of denouncing a treaty.
The act of denouncing or announcing; announcement; publication; proclamation; annunciation: as, a faithful denunciation of the gospel.
Solemn or formal declaration accompanied with a menace: a declaration of intended evil; proclamation of a threat; a public menace: as, a denunciation of war or of wrath.
In Scots law, the act by which a person who has disobeyed the charge given on letters of horning is outlawed or proclaimed a rebel.
In civil law, accusation against one of a crime before a public prosecuting officer.
A public act of denouncing
The act of denouncing; public menace or accusation; the act of inveighing against, stigmatizing, or publicly arraigning; arraignment.
That by which anything is denounced; threat of evil; public menace or accusation; arraignment.
Proclamation; announcement; a publishing.

A public act of denouncing
The act of denouncing; the declaration of a menace, or of evil; denunciation.
In Mexican and Spanish mining-law, application to the authorities for the grant of the right to work a mine, either on the ground of new discovery, or on the ground of forfeiture of the rights of a former owner, through abandonment or contravention of the mining-law. See denounce, 5.
Solemn, official, or menacing announcement; denunciation.
An act of denouncing; a denunciation
A solemn or formal declaration

Whistleblowing, Dismissal, Abolition, Reprimand, Abrogation, Protest, Renunciation, Accusation, Rejection, Denounce, Repudiation, Condemning, Disavowal, Condemnation, Denouncement

Avowal, Demonization, Invective, Diatribe, Vilification, Vituperation, Remonstration, Repudiation, Castigation, Refutation, Protestation, Rebuke, Disavowal, Condemnation, Denunciation

Withdrawal, Veto, Allegation, Complaint, Indictment, Dismissal, Abolition, Reprimand, Protest, Accusation, Rejection, Denounce, Repudiation, Condemning, Condemnation

Vitriolic, Rebuttal, Indignation, Rejection, Avowal, Demonization, Invective, Diatribe, Vilification, Vituperation, Repudiation, Castigation, Refutation, Rebuke, Condemnation

Judaism unless it is for the denunciation of Zionism and Israel.
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Nor does Monasticism mean or imply a denunciation of culture.
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Christian theologian who was a victim of denunciation.
While it is denunciatory, the subject deserves denunciation.
The denunciation shall take effect six months after the receipt of the instrument of denunciation by the Secretary General of the Council.
Ordinarily the treaty itself provides denunciation, or state concerned may, with the consent of other parties, have reserved a right of denunciation.

The viral performance routine, which originated with Chilean feminist group Las Tesis, features blindfolded women chanting and dancing in a denouncement of gender violence.
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This book is a denouncement of Edom for their complicity in the capture and destruction of Jerusalem.
The complete denouncement of Stalin, which Khrushchev had done, did not sit well with the Chinese.
Continued denouncement of the election by trump and declaration of his victory.
Mexican laws and customs now prevailing in California relative to the denouncement of mines are hereby abolished.
One denouncement with no followup is simply not a big deal, even coming from the Pope.
For Falun Gong practitioner, the public denouncement of their faith would mean spiritual death.
God pronounces a resounding denouncement upon those who mishandle His flock.
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