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to propagate
01
to spread widely, often through the sharing of information, ideas, or beliefs
Intransitive
02
to reproduce and produce offspring through natural methods
Intransitive
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to cause something, such as an idea or information, to become widely known or spread
Transitive: to propagate an idea or information
04
(of waves, sound, or light) to travel or spread through a medium or area
Intransitive
05
to make something spread or reach a wider area or more people
Transitive: to propagate sth
06
to pass something, like sound or light, from one place to another through a material or space
Transitive: to propagate waves or signals
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to pass genetic traits or characteristics to offspring through reproduction
Transitive: to propagate a trait
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Example
The misinformation on social media platforms propagated quickly, leading to confusion among users.
The false rumor began to propagate rapidly throughout the community, causing unnecessary panic.
The ideology propagated by the extremist group gained followers across different regions.
The organization's message of environmental conservation propagated across various communities, inspiring action.
The artist propagated his style through several exhibitions.
