circularise

A verb meaning to send a letter, notice, or document to a number of people, or to make something known widely.

• 🇩🇪Verb, das bedeutet, ein Schreiben, eine Mitteilung oder ein Dokument an mehrere Personen zu senden oder Informationen breit zu streuen.

1. Canvass by distributing letters C1 formal british

   To survey or solicit opinions, information, or support by sending letters or circulars to a group of people.

   • The committee decided to circularise all members to gather feedback on the new policy.
   • They circularised local residents to ask about their views on the proposed development.
   • The charity circularised its donors to request additional funding.

   🇩🇪per Rundschreiben befragen

   Synonyme: canvasspollsolicitsurvey

2. Distribute circulars to C1 formal british

   To send or distribute printed advertisements, notices, or information sheets to a large number of people.

   • The company circularised its customers with a new product catalogue.
   • The school circularised parents about the upcoming parent-teacher meeting.
   • They circularised the neighborhood with flyers for the garage sale.

   🇩🇪Rundschreiben verteilen

   Synonyme: broadcastcirculatedisseminatedistribute

3. Cause to become widely known C1 formal british

   To spread information or news widely among a group of people.

   • The news of the merger was circularised to all employees via email.
   • They circularised the findings of the study to the scientific community.
   • The government circularised the new regulations to all relevant departments.

   🇩🇪Verbreiten

   Synonyme: announcebroadcastcirculatedisseminatedistributeproclaimpropagatespread

   Antonyme: concealhidesuppresswithhold

• circularised past participle
• circularised past simple
• circularising present participle
• circularises third person singular