promulgating (Meaning)
promulgating
to put (a law or rule) into action or force, to make known or public, to put (as a regulation) into effect, to make known or make public, to make (an idea, belief, etc.) known to many people by open declaration, to make known or public the terms of (a proposed law)
Synonyms & Antonyms of promulgating
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Synonyms:
- plugging
- crying
- introducing
- placarding
- imparting
- advising
- revealing
- featuring
- giving out
- showing
- gazetting
- intimating
- calling (off or out)
- informing
- manifesting
- blazoning
- billboarding
- notifying
- barking
- flashing
- communicating
- puffing
- apprising
- divulging
- billing
- ringing
- bulletining
- beating the drum (for or about)
- tolling
- blurbing
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promulgating Sentence Examples
- The government is promulgating strict new regulations to curb air pollution.
- The company is vigorously promulgating its new marketing strategy to increase brand awareness.
- The church has been promulgating its teachings on morality for centuries.
- The media outlet is promulgating false information to manipulate public opinion.
- The activists are promulgating a petition to advocate for social justice.
- The educators are promulgating the importance of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- The organization is promulgating its mission statement to guide its activities.
- The research team is promulgating their findings to advance scientific knowledge.
- The artist is promulgating her unique perspective through her thought-provoking sculptures.
- The politician is promulgating a message of hope and unity to inspire his constituents.
FAQs About the word promulgating
to put (a law or rule) into action or force, to make known or public, to put (as a regulation) into effect, to make known or make public, to make (an idea, beli
declaring, publishing, posting,announcing, proclaiming, annunciating, promoting, trumpeting, blazing, blaring
withholding,suppressing, recalling, concealing, silencing, retracting,revoking,hushing (up), recanting
The government is promulgating strict new regulations to curb air pollution.
The company is vigorously promulgating its new marketing strategy to increase brand awareness.
The church has been promulgating its teachings on morality for centuries.
The media outlet is promulgating false information to manipulate public opinion.
