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Meanings of disseminate in English

Portuguese
disseminar
Spanish
difundir

Cause to become widely known.

      disseminar

      To make known or public.

            Usage of disseminate in English
            1
            They cannot disseminate information, because information would too often embarrass their truth.
            The new yorker
            2
            Link-shorteners such as bit.ly are used to disseminate key articles via Twitter.
            The Guardian
            3
            For once, the magic liquid was unable to disseminate any beneficial effects.
            Heartless
            4
            Our newspapers and magazines disseminate knowledge and rational pleasure throughout the land.
            The Mind in the Making: The Relation of Intelligence to Social R...
            5
            The Net permits them to disseminate their message instantly, inexpensively and worldwide.
            Wired
            6
            Then, these RF B-cells may become monoclonal and disseminate in other organs.
            Pubmed
            7
            They do not disseminate the little, outdated knowledge that they do possess.
            After the Rain : how the West lost the East
            8
            They won't be allowed to congregate, or disseminate their views any longer.
            The Dawn of All
            9
            At present the country relies on servers in other countries to disseminate information.
            Reuters
            10
            He called for a collaborative effort to share and disseminate research and information.
            The South African
            11
            We shall disseminate our findings via national and international peer-reviewed journals, and conferences.
            Pubmed
            12
            Exactly what kind of knowledge are we seeking to acquire, develop or disseminate?
            The Irish Times
            13
            Social media has been used to create and disseminate fake news.
            The South African
            14
            And in the meantime Rome had begun to disseminate its heritage over Europe.
            The Story of Evolution
            15
            And the mission of the Church is to disseminate that spirit.
            The Inside of the Cup — Volume 07
            16
            This began a new way to disseminate new methods in agriculture.
            Our Legal Heritage : 600-1776 King Aethelbert - King George III
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            Translations for disseminate
            Spanish
            difundir
            Disseminate through the time
            Disseminate across language varieties
            United States of America
            Common
            United Kingdom
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