promulgate (Meaning)

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promulgate (v)

state or announce

put a law into effect by formal declaration

The government plans to promulgate new laws to address environmental concerns.
It is essential to promulgate safety regulations to protect workers in hazardous industries.
The company will promulgate its new marketing strategy at the upcoming conference.
The professor aims to promulgate his research findings through academic publications.
The religious leader sought to promulgate his teachings to a broader audience.
The organization's mission is to promulgate awareness about mental health issues.
The monarch issued a decree to promulgate the rights of citizens in the kingdom.
The committee was formed to promulgate guidelines for ethical conduct in research.
The CEO's decision to promulgate a new company policy sparked controversy among employees.
The president's speech aimed to promulgate a message of unity and progress for the nation.

state or announce, put a law into effect by formal declaration

announce,publish, advertise, proclaim, declare, herald, broadcast, release, run with, annunciate

conceal, suppress, silence, withhold,conceal, suppress, withhold, silence, revoke, recall

The government plans to promulgate new laws to address environmental concerns.

It is essential to promulgate safety regulations to protect workers in hazardous industries.

The company will promulgate its new marketing strategy at the upcoming conference.

The professor aims to promulgate his research findings through academic publications.