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Meanings of publicised in English

Catalan
divulgat

Made known; especially made widely known.

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Usage of publicised in English
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South African Animal Sanctuary Alliance publicised its recent awards for responsible tourism.
The South African
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The national airline's financial woes have been well publicised in recent years.
The South African
3
So far, the number of licences handed out has not been publicised.
The Guardian
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But less well publicised is the country's urgent need for rehabilitation facilities.
BBC
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It's been criticised as a knee-jerk reaction to recently publicised racism incidents.
The South African
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It has been, if not a famous victory, certainly a well-publicised one.
The Irish Times
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Despite its well-publicised build up, this morning's ballot came as a surprise.
News.com.au
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Elon Musk has ended his much-publicised and very short hiatus from Twitter.
The South African
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It will go down well considering the American's much publicised financial difficulties.
The Irish Times
10
Mix in the latest well-publicised and irresponsible populism of Johnson and Gove.
The Guardian
11
If news like that is widely publicised, it can unfairly influence jurors.
The Guardian
12
What looked to be her hugely publicised big international break is over.
The Irish Times
13
They hardly come as much surprise; indeed, most were publicised at the time.
The Guardian
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It was North Korea's second publicised military drill in three days.
News.com.au
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The trio won't be lacking in confidence given Australia's well-publicised issues facing spin.
Radio NZ
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To build on the sensational consumer response, Jaguar did a well-publicised speed trial.
The Guardian
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Translations for publicised
Catalan
divulgat
Publicised through the time
Publicised across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare