Disseminate

Pronunciation: /dɪˈsɛməˌneɪt/

Definitions of disseminate

verb to spread or disperse something, especially information or knowledge

Example Sentences

A1 Teachers disseminate information to students in the classroom.

A2 The local government disseminates important updates through social media.

B1 The organization uses various channels to disseminate their research findings.

B2 It is important for journalists to disseminate accurate information to the public.

C1 The company has a dedicated team to disseminate their products to different markets.

C2 The professor's goal is to disseminate knowledge and inspire critical thinking in his students.

Examples of disseminate in a Sentence

formal The organization's main goal is to disseminate accurate information to the public.

informal I'll disseminate the details of the event to everyone in the group chat.

slang Let's spread the word and disseminate this news on social media.

figurative The artist's work aims to disseminate a message of hope and unity through their paintings.

Grammatical Forms of disseminate

• past tense: disseminated
• plural: disseminate
• comparative: more disseminate
• superlative: most disseminate
• present tense: disseminates
• future tense: will disseminate
• perfect tense: has disseminated
• continuous tense: is disseminating
• singular: disseminator
• positive degree: disseminate
• infinitive: to disseminate
• gerund: disseminating
• participle: disseminated

Origin and Evolution of disseminate

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'disseminate' originated from the Latin word 'disseminatus', which means to scatter or spread.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of spreading seeds or plants, the word 'disseminate' has evolved to also refer to the spreading of information, ideas, or beliefs.