disseminate

/di'semineit/
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disseminate

The organization disseminates important health information through colorful brochures.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To spread or disperse something, especially information, knowledge, or ideas, widely among a large number of people or over a large area.
Usage

The verb "disseminate" is used to describe the act of distributing information, news, or ideas broadly. It is a formal term often used in academic, scientific, journalistic, and official contexts. It implies a deliberate and widespread distribution.

Examples
  • Verb:
    • The organization aims to disseminate knowledge about public health.
    • Scientists disseminate their research findings through academic journals.
    • The government used social media to disseminate the emergency alert.
Advanced Usage
  • "to disseminate information": This is the most common collocation, emphasizing the distribution of facts or data.
    • The committee's role is to disseminate information to all stakeholders.
  • "to disseminate knowledge": Often used in educational or research contexts.
    • Universities have a duty to disseminate knowledge for the public good.
  • "to disseminate widely": Emphasizes the extensive reach of the distribution.
    • The report was disseminated widely across the industry.
Variants and Related Words
  • Dissemination (n): The act or process of disseminating.
    • The rapid dissemination of the news was facilitated by the internet.
  • Disseminator (n): A person or thing that disseminates.
    • The newspaper acted as a key disseminator of local information.
Synonyms
  • Circulate: To pass or send something, especially information, from person to person or place to place.
  • Distribute: To give shares of something; to deal out.
  • Propagate: To spread and promote (an idea, theory, etc.) widely.
  • Broadcast: To transmit (a program or information) by radio or television.
Antonyms
  • Withhold: To refuse to give something; to hold back.
  • Suppress: To prevent the dissemination of information.
  • Conceal: To keep something secret; to prevent from being known.
Related Phrases
  • "disseminate to the public": To spread information for general consumption.
    • The findings were disseminated to the public via a press conference.
  • "means/methods of dissemination": Refers to the channels or ways used to spread information.
    • Digital platforms are now primary means of dissemination.
disseminate

The organization disseminates important health information through colorful brochures.

Verb
  1. cause to become widely known
    • spread information
    • circulate a rumor
    • broadcast the news