Énoncerez

Énoncer is a French verb meaning to state, to express, or to set forth in words. Énoncerez is the second-person plural future simple form: vous énoncerez, or “you will state.” The form is used in formal or written contexts and in instructional or declarative statements.

Etymology and related forms: Énoncer comes from Old French enoncer, from Latin enuntiare, meaning to declare or announce. The related noun énoncé denotes a stated proposition or a formal sentence, and enunciation (énonciation) refers to the act of expressing something in words.

Usage and nuance: Énoncer emphasizes presenting facts, propositions, or findings in a clear, articulated manner. It is common in legal, academic, or administrative writing, where precise wording is important. It is less common in casual speech, where verbs like dire or expliquer might be preferred. Énoncerez appears in future-oriented statements directed at a group, such as instructions or expectations given to an audience.

Conjugation notes: Énoncer is a regular -er verb. The future simple form for vous is énoncerez. Full conjugation includes: j’énoncerai, tu énonceras, il/elle énoncera, nous énoncerons, vous énoncerez, ils/elles énonceront, with present forms such as j’énonce, nous énonçons, vous énoncez.

See also: énoncé (the stated proposition), énonciation (the act of enunciating), and other related verbs such as dire, exprimer, formuler.