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What (who) is disseminate - definition
Disseminate
IN COMMUNICATION, TO BROADCAST A MESSAGE WITHOUT DIRECT FEEDBACK FROM THE AUDIENCE
Disseminate; Data distribution; Miliary; Disseminated; Information distribution
·vt & ·vi To spread or extend by dispersion.
II. Disseminate ·vt & ·vi To sow broadcast or as seed; to scatter for growth and propagation, like seed; to spread abroad; to Diffuse; as, principles, ideas, opinions, and errors are disseminated when they are spread abroad for propagation.
disseminate
IN COMMUNICATION, TO BROADCAST A MESSAGE WITHOUT DIRECT FEEDBACK FROM THE AUDIENCE
Disseminate; Data distribution; Miliary; Disseminated; Information distribution
(disseminates, disseminating, disseminated)
To disseminate information or knowledge means to distribute it so that it reaches many people or organizations. (FORMAL)
They disseminated anti-French propaganda.
= propagate
VERB: V n
• dissemination
He promoted the dissemination of scientific ideas.
N-UNCOUNT: usu N of n
disseminate
IN COMMUNICATION, TO BROADCAST A MESSAGE WITHOUT DIRECT FEEDBACK FROM THE AUDIENCE
Disseminate; Data distribution; Miliary; Disseminated; Information distribution
[d?'s?m?ne?t]
¦ verb spread widely.
Derivatives
dissemination noun
disseminator noun
Origin
ME: from L. disseminat-, disseminare 'scatter', from dis- 'abroad' + semen, semin- 'seed'.
Examples of use of disseminate
1. Ask them to disseminate the link among their friends. 3.
2. They are using the media to disseminate their message.
3. It is our duty to widely disseminate his idea worldwide.
4. They are nurturing a network of friendly bloggers ready to disseminate propaganda on command.
5. Lukin successfully argued that Bochkov‘s prosecution violated the right of citizens to legally disseminate information.