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Meanings of publicise in English
Synonyms
Examples for "advertise"
Examples for "advertise"
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Long Lines, discusses how competition has increased his company's need to advertise.
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It will advertise for staff for the new operation in coming weeks.
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Furthermore, local businesses had no cost effective platform for them to advertise.
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Your User Content may not advertise or promote a product or service.
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Pizzerias, therefore, jump on the chance to advertise their product on Google.
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Beech uses Obama's social networking tool primarily to publicize and organize events.
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For example, it does not always publicize its investment plan terms.
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He also said the government would publicize which stations had the lowest prices.
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It's no wonder automakers are reluctant to publicize their continued, and necessary, use.
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Large BSkyB shareholders have begun to publicize the price they want.
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What if Adrian considered it beneath his profession to advertize, even if indirectly?
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As to his flaunting the glove for a favour, I would ask you, whom does he advertize by that?
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We should be able to choose our own, and advertize tea, brioche, and conversation in return for the delicacies of the season.
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So then I said to my mother, I will advertize to give lessons, as other people do, and make money for us all, myself.
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Parties applying at an office for advertized letters should always ask for them as such.
Usage of publicise in English
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The government doesn't really want to publicise the negative impact of Brexit.
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But they don't go out of their way to publicise their details.
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Large BSkyB shareholders have begun to publicise the price they want.
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So I'm delighted to publicise the latest crop of upcoming events.
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The bombshell blonde is yet to publicise the relationship on her own profile.
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Rushing to publicise the narrow, negative findings is mean-spirited and cynical.
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These announcements publicise who is dressing who for the star-studded occasion.
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Every state company and organisation now has a vision and mission that they publicise.
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Ryanair's decision to publicise the findings ahead of the official announcement raised some eyebrows.
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It is illegal to publicise the results of votes before 10pm on election night.
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A televised game gave the visitors from Coventry the opportunity to publicise their plight.
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She has come from London to Dublin to publicise her newly-published memoir, Trespassers .
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Occasionally, the Home Office fails even to publicise a death.
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It is therefore particularly important to publicise this concession.
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Our family have debated for some time whether we should publicise our father's abusive behaviour.
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We publicise we use it for safety and security.
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Publicise across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common