circularise

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

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant envoyer une lettre, une notification ou un document à plusieurs personnes, ou diffuser largement une information.

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.

   🇫🇷Sonder par l'envoi de circulaires

   Synonymes: 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.

   🇫🇷diffuser des circulaires

   Synonymes: 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.

   🇫🇷Faire circuler largement

   Synonymes: announcebroadcastcirculatedisseminatedistributeproclaimpropagatespread

   Antonymes: concealhidesuppresswithhold

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