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Meanings of promulgate in English

Spanish
proclamar

To make known by stating or announcing.

        proclamar

        To make known or public.

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              Examples for "divulge"
              Examples for "divulge"
              1
              The military declined to divulge the number of troops remaining in Marawi.
              Reuters
              2
              Of course they would not divulge who is behind them, Lee added.
              Reuters
              3
              But he didn't divulge which regions are likely to be held back.
              The South African
              4
              You have all been repeatedly warned to not divulge any personal information.
              American assassin
              5
              Then: Why wouldn't Susan Grace divulge the reason Mason went to Tennessee?
              Speaking in Bones
              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
              Usage of promulgate in English
              1
              Y: It is for Us to collect it and to promulgate it:
              Three Translations of The Koran (Al-Qur'an) side by side
              2
              The President shall promulgate all laws and supervise and secure their enforcement.
              The Fight for the Republic in China
              3
              What you may have found, it is for your honor to promulgate.
              The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 71, September, 1863 / A Mag...
              4
              They treat magistrates as domestics, promulgate laws, and conduct themselves like sovereigns.
              The French Revolution - Volume 1
              5
              Finding knowledge thus delightful, my zeal to promulgate it was great.
              The Adventures of Hugh Trevor
              6
              The East must, likewise, promulgate the principles of spiritual civilization in the western world.
              The Promulgation of Universal Peace
              7
              Nathless, it was a pretty idea to promulgate among the Indians two centuries ago.
              The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 1, October, 1884
              8
              They not only promulgate principles; they are people of action.
              Foundations of World Unity
              9
              Fifth, He was to promulgate the laws of the Bible.
              The Promulgation of Universal Peace
              10
              These holy Christian souls now stood up to promulgate a the entire human race.
              The Secret of Divine Civilization
              11
              When a man comes forward to promulgate an idea, we inquire into his credentials.
              Lessons in Life; A Series of Familiar Essays
              12
              But I have never been paid to promulgate a particular view.)
              The Rational Optimist
              13
              If Kate wanted to promulgate a scheme for the caring for the Born, very well.
              The Precipice: A Novel
              14
              Behold a new king- anewlaw- anewprimate; they decree new rights, and promulgate new statutes.
              Cameos from English History, from Rollo to Edward II
              15
              This God had been made to promulgate unnatural laws to repress sexuality, liberty and spontaneous joy.
              A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
              16
              Useless now to promulgate my carefully formed theory, with any hope of proof to substantiate it.
              The Millionaire Baby
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              Translations for promulgate
              Spanish
              proclamar
              Promulgate through the time
              Promulgate across language varieties
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