disseminate
verb (used with object), dis·sem·i·nat·ed, dis·sem·i·nat·ing.
Origin of disseminate
Related Words for disseminated
publish, propagate, disperse, publicize, advertise, circulate, sow, blazon, promulgate, declare, broadcast, spread, blaze, annunciate, radiate, announce, proclaim, strew, diffuse, dissipateExamples from the Web for disseminated
Contemporary Examples of disseminated
And data collected and disseminated by the government is hugely important.
Flight allowed mankind a new perspective on itself, which aerial photography eventually captured and disseminated.
Zelikow recorded his opposition to this view in his own memo, which he disseminated widely within the Bush administration.
But the larger, much thornier, issue involves the reporters who disseminated those statements.
Now the SEC wants to know who gave out negative information about Bear and how it was disseminated.
Historical Examples of disseminated
Before noon on that day the news had been disseminated through the house.
Is He Popenjoy?Anthony Trollope
Have you not disseminated statements that my name is stolen?
The False ChevalierWilliam Douw Lighthall
Educators and scientists have alike agreed that this knowledge ought to be disseminated.
The Kitchen EncyclopediaAnonymous
All this was mixed, broken, floating, disseminated confusedly in her thought.
Notre-Dame de ParisVictor Hugo
In fact, they are disseminated throughout the slave dealing East.
Great African TravellersW.H.G. Kingston