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promulgate

[prom-uhl-geyt] / ˈprɒm əlˌgeɪt /


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“It’s now a place whose leadership is cowed by a demagogue creating and promulgating the greatest crisis our country has faced since the Civil War.”

From Los Angeles Times

Lambert was arrested late Monday following her appearance in federal court in the nation’s capital in another legal matter connected to the election conspiracy theories she and other Trump allies have promulgated.

From Seattle Times

The plaintiffs wring their hands over the fact that the board reversed a rule that it “promulgated just three years ago.”

From Los Angeles Times

The old rule was promulgated by the EPA under Trump.

From Los Angeles Times

The league also worried that volunteers could be subject to a separate law that punishes people who promulgate erroneous voting information.

From Seattle Times