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to promulgate
01
to declare something openly
02
to make a formal statement presenting a new rule, law, etc. that is going to be put into action
promulgate
v
promulg
v
promulgated
adj
promulgated
adj
promulgation
n
promulgation
n
promulgator
n
promulgator
n
Example
The president used his executive powers to promulgate an executive order on immigration policy.
The media played a crucial role in promulgating information about the upcoming elections to the public.
The political party sought to promulgate its ideology through a series of nationwide rallies and campaigns.
Critics accused the administration of promulgating misinformation to sway public opinion on controversial policies.
The government plans to promulgate new regulations aimed at curbing pollution and protecting the environment.
