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prom·ul·gate
(pr
m
l-g
t
, pr
-m
l
g
t
)
KEY
TRANSITIVE VERB:
prom·ul·gat·ed
,
prom·ul·gat·ing
,
prom·ul·gates
To make known (a decree, for example) by public declaration; announce officially. See Synonyms at
announce
.
To put (a law) into effect by formal public announcement.
ETYMOLOGY:
Latin
pr
mulg
re
, pr
mulg
t-
OTHER FORMS:
prom
ul·ga
tion
(pr
m
l-g
sh
n, pr
m
l-)
KEY
(Noun)
,
prom
ul·ga
tor
(Noun)
Thesaurus: synonyms for promulgate
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