Definition of Promulgate
to make something recognized or known
Examples of Promulgate in a sentence
The purpose of the documentary is to promulgate the importance of raising funds for additional cancer research.
Because the minister wants to promulgate his religious beliefs, he is producing a television show that will air next year.
It seems as though the candidate is airing commercials every hour to promulgate his political platform.
As a publicist, Jill’s job is to promulgate her clients’ names until they become world famous.
Employers have to promulgate their policies on sexual harassment so employees will be aware of the process for handing complaints.
In order to win the debate, a student team must convincingly promulgate its position on a given topic.
The actor makes use of social media to promulgate the release of his film projects.
To promulgate the benefits of his healthcare plan, the president will tour the country and make numerous speeches.
The jury foreman will promulgate the jury’s verdict at the end of the trial.
Although I do not like my daughter’s husband, I will keep my opinion to myself and will not promulgate my feelings.
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