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Promulgate

Definition

(formal) To officially announce or declare something, especially a law, policy, or doctrine, to the public; to spread or disseminate a particular idea or set of ideas widely. Typically used in formal or academic contexts, especially in relation to the dissemination of knowledge or the establishment of a new policy or principle.

Example Sentences

1The government promulgated a new set of regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable energy sources.
2The philosopher's ideas were promulgated through a series of lectures and publications that challenged the dominant intellectual paradigm of the time.
3The company promulgated a new code of conduct that emphasized transparency, accountability, and respect for diversity and inclusion.
4The researchers promulgated their findings in a peer-reviewed journal, sparking a heated debate about the implications of their discovery.
5The leader's vision for a more equitable society was promulgated through a series of speeches and policy initiatives that aimed to address the root causes of poverty and inequality.

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