Énoncerons

Énoncerons is the first-person plural future indicative form of the French verb énoncer. The verb énoncer itself means to state, to express, to set forth, or to formulate. Therefore, énoncerons translates to "we will state," "we will express," "we will set forth," or "we will formulate."

This verb tense is used to describe an action that the speaker and at least one other person will perform in the future. For example, in a discussion or a presentation, someone might say, "Nous énoncerons les principaux points de l'accord" which translates to "We will state the main points of the agreement." Similarly, in a scientific context, "Nous énoncerons notre hypothèse dans la prochaine section" means "We will formulate our hypothesis in the next section."

The usage of énoncerons implies a future declaration or expression of something concrete, such as a decision, an idea, a principle, or a finding. It is a formal way to indicate a future communication of information or a statement of intent by a group. The verb is commonly encountered in written French, particularly in academic, legal, or official documents, as well as in spoken discourse where a group is preparing to make a formal statement.