propagated (Meaning)
propagated
to have or cause to have offspring, to cause to spread or to be transmitted, to cause to continue or increase by sexual or asexual reproduction, to foster growing knowledge of, familiarity with, or acceptance of (something, such as an idea or belief), to cause to spread out and affect a greater number or greater area, to transmit (something, such as sound or light) through a medium, to cause (as an idea or belief) to spread out and affect a greater number or wider area, to travel through space or a material, to multiply sexually or asexually, increase, extend, to pass along to offspring
Synonyms & Antonyms of propagated
propagated Sentence Examples
- The rumor propagated through the town with alarming speed.
- The disease propagated swiftly, infecting countless individuals.
- The principles of science were propagated through generations of students.
- The virus propagated aggressively, overwhelming the immune systems of its hosts.
- The falsehoods propagated by social media created widespread panic.
- The sound waves propagated through the air, carrying the melodies to our ears.
- The idea propagated among activists, igniting a global movement for change.
- The electromagnetic waves propagated across the vastness of space, connecting distant galaxies.
- The plants propagated by cuttings took root and thrived in the fertile soil.
- The vibrations propagated through the metal, creating a resonant tone.
FAQs About the word propagated
to have or cause to have offspring, to cause to spread or to be transmitted, to cause to continue or increase by sexual or asexual reproduction, to foster growi
reproduced, bred, multiplied, procreated,produced, spawned, generated, gendered, had, sired
shrouded, hid, contained, secreted, masked,held (in), concealed, veiled, obscured,restricted
The rumor propagated through the town with alarming speed.
The disease propagated swiftly, infecting countless individuals.
The principles of science were propagated through generations of students.
The virus propagated aggressively, overwhelming the immune systems of its hosts.
