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disseminate English

Meaning disseminate meaning

What does disseminate mean?

disseminate

— verb (= circulate, broadcast, spread) cause to become widely known spread information circulate a rumor broadcast the news

Synonyms disseminate synonyms

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spread scatter propagate diffuse circulate distribute broadcast sprinkle disperse strew sow circularise spread widely extend circularize stretch out shower seed publicize promulgate popularise plant pass around make known expand dissipate announce widely known white out unroll unfurl unfold transmit throw stud stretch stipple spread rumours spread from mouth to mouth spread around spray splay spill sow in sound send out rumour rumor roll report

Conjugation disseminate conjugation

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disseminate · verb

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Joker was the first to disseminate the teachings of Claudandus.
Well, I see no reason to disseminate the information.
We've got to disseminate the manifesto. gather our followers. train them.
None that we'd care to disseminate.
The stimulant to disseminate Smallpox tends to leave odorless.
Multiple copies plus multiple attorneys all with, in the event of my death instructions to disseminate-- Well, you do the math.
Whereas we have been trying to censor the media up to this point, you will disseminate it throughout the network.
And was in accordance with the plan of God, because if you look at history will show that God has made some situations and events to help disseminate the gospel in the world.
The Holy Spirit came and gave them the strength and the ability talk about Jesus and to disseminate it to the whole world.
If there's one thing that I know how to do, it's disseminate information.
I know you used the gate's update program to disseminate a dialling virus to the entire gate network.
What will happen once you disseminate the weapon?
This plan keeps us completely reliant on you to disseminate the retrovirus.
When I have information to disseminate, nothing can stop me.
Because if you're planning to disseminate postcard-sized.
It's a reporter's job to disseminate the news not to ponder the consequences of every story.
If there's one thing I know how to do, it's disseminate information.
I disseminate information as I see fit.
That doesn't give me the right to disseminate it freely.
Perhaps you'd be good enough to disseminate our address to them as well.
We just acquire information and disseminate it.
When we hoard supplies, disseminate propaganda, or, most egregiously, hide or protect the rebel dissidents, conflict is inevitably prolonged.
They were planning to use CTU's servers to disseminate this recording to news organizations, and-and government officials and watchdog groups on a massive scale.
What is the best way To disseminate important information in an efficient way?
If we can discover how it made the computer virus communicable, I could write an antivirus and we can disseminate a cure.
By virtue of title 18, rule 6e, neither you nor any member of your team is to disseminate any information about said individual as it relates to this case under penalty of prosecution.
And then she could. disseminate.
Where we seek to disseminate and preserve knowledge.

News and current affairs

The ICTY's responsibility should be to forge and disseminate a record that limits the possibility of historical denial.
Contrary to popular prejudice, local governments and public agencies do innovate; what is missing is a mechanism to select and disseminate innovations in the same way the market selects new products or cost-saving processes.
Likewise, while it is now cheap to disseminate existing information, the collection and production of new information often requires major investment, and, in many competitive situations, new information matters most.
But the view that defending free speech imposes a duty to disseminate specific content is deeply problematic.
In the case of Charlie Hebdo, the decision not to disseminate its cartoons can be driven not by fear, but by respect.
Twitter, which lets people send bite-size messages to large groups, allows Chinese to quickly disseminate urgent news or even uncomfortable facts.
The West has learned that, simply as a matter of self-censorship, not legal fiat, newspapers and other media outlets will not disseminate critical pictures of Muhammad, and the Pope will no longer make critical comments about Islam.

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