promulgated

• Describe algo que ha sido oficialmente anunciado o dado a conocer ampliamente al público, usado a menudo en contextos legales u oficiales.

Describes something that has been formally announced or made widely known to the public, often used in legal or official contexts.

1. Formally announcedC1formal

   Officially made known to the public, especially a law, decree, or policy.

   Promulgado

   • The new regulations were promulgated by the government last week.
   • The company promulgated its updated code of conduct to all employees.
   • The court promulgated the decision after a lengthy deliberation.

   Sinónimosannounceddeclareddecreedproclaimedpublished

   Antónimosconcealedprivatesecretsuppressed

• Verbo utilizado para designar la acción de dar a conocer ampliamente y poner oficialmente en vigor una ley, norma o decreto, así como para promover o difundir una idea o creencia.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a law, rule, or decree widely known and officially put into effect, or to promote or spread an idea or belief.

1. Make known publiclyC1formal

   To make a law, rule, or idea widely known and accepted.

   Promulgar

   • The government promulgated the new tax regulations last week.
   • The organization promulgated its policies to all employees.
   • The decree was promulgated in the official gazette.

   Sinónimosannouncebroadcastcirculatedeclaredisseminateproclaimpublish

   Antónimosconcealhidesuppresswithhold

2. Spread or promoteC1formal

   To promote or make widely known an idea, belief, or theory.

   Difundir o promover

   • The philosopher promulgated his theories across Europe.
   • They promulgated the benefits of renewable energy through public campaigns.
   • The group promulgated a message of peace and unity.

   Sinónimosbroadcastcirculatedisseminatepromotepropagatespread

   Antónimosconcealhiderepresssuppresswithhold