Pronunciation: /ˈprɑpəˌɡeɪt/
noun the act of propagating or spreading something
A1 Plants propagate by producing seeds.
A2 Farmers use cuttings to propagate new plants.
B1 The company's marketing strategy aims to propagate their brand to new markets.
B2 Social media can be a powerful tool to propagate information quickly.
C1 Scientists study how diseases propagate in order to develop effective treatments.
C2 The government has implemented measures to control the spread of misinformation and propaganda that propagates through social media.
verb to spread or promote widely
A1 Plants propagate by producing seeds.
A2 Farmers propagate crops through careful cultivation techniques.
B1 Social media platforms can quickly propagate misinformation.
B2 The organization aims to propagate their message through various marketing strategies.
C1 Scientists study how diseases propagate in order to develop effective treatments.
C2 The artist's work has propagated across the world, gaining international recognition.
formal It is important to propagate accurate information to avoid misunderstandings.
informal Make sure to spread the word about the event to everyone you know.
slang Let's get the word out and make sure everyone hears about it!
figurative The seeds of kindness you plant will propagate and grow into a beautiful garden of goodwill.
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