Academic Publishing

verb to spread or disperse something, especially information or knowledge

• The organization's main goal is to disseminate accurate information to the public.
• I'll disseminate the details of the event to everyone in the group chat.
• Let's spread the word and disseminate this news on social media.
• The artist's work aims to disseminate a message of hope and unity through their paintings.

noun a publication that is printed before the official release date

adjective describing something that occurs or is done before the official publication date

• The prepublication process involves reviewing and editing the manuscript before it goes to print.
• I'm excited to read the prepublication version of the book before it's officially released.
• Have you seen the prepublication sneak peek of the new magazine issue?
• The prepublication stage is like laying the foundation for a building, ensuring everything is in place before construction begins.

verb A verb is a word that expresses an action or a state of being. In this case, 'published' is a verb that indicates the act of making something publicly available, such as a book or article.

• The research findings were published in a prestigious scientific journal.
• Did you see the article that was published in the newspaper?
• I can't believe that gossip was published online for everyone to see.
• Her emotions were published all over her face for everyone to see.

noun a form of battery commonly used in electronic devices

• The AAA rating agency provides credit ratings for various financial institutions.
• I always make sure to have my AAA card with me in case of emergencies on the road.
• That movie was AAA - it was top-notch!
• His dedication to his craft is AAA, always striving for excellence.