Pronunciation: /dɪˈsɛməˌneɪtɪd/
verb to spread or disperse widely
A1 The teacher disseminated the information to the class.
A2 The news was disseminated quickly through social media.
B1 The organization disseminated flyers to promote the event.
B2 The research findings were disseminated to various scientific journals.
C1 The government disseminated the new policy to all departments.
C2 The company disseminated the new product information to its global network of distributors.
adjective spread or distributed
A1 The teacher disseminated the information to the students in a simple way.
A2 The news was disseminated quickly through social media.
B1 The organization disseminated pamphlets to raise awareness about the issue.
B2 The research findings were disseminated at a conference attended by experts in the field.
C1 The author's work has been widely disseminated and discussed in academic circles.
C2 The artist's latest exhibition was disseminated across multiple platforms, reaching a global audience.
adverb in a spread or distributed manner
A1 The news was disseminated quickly through social media.
A2 Information about the event was disseminated to all employees via email.
B1 The company disseminated a press release to announce their new product.
B2 The research findings were disseminated to various scientific journals.
C1 The government disseminated important health guidelines to the public.
C2 The organization disseminated the results of their study at an international conference.
formal The research findings were disseminated to all relevant stakeholders.
informal I made sure to spread the news to everyone who needed to know.
slang I shared the info with everyone, no holding back.
figurative The seeds of knowledge were scattered far and wide.
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