promulgation

• Nom désignant l'acte officiel de promulguer ou de proclamer publiquement une nouvelle loi, une règle ou un décret, lui donnant force exécutoire, ou la publication solennelle d'une disposition.

A noun referring to the official announcement or public declaration of a new law, rule, or ordinance, putting it into effect, or the formal act of proclaiming something.

1. Public announcementB2formal

   A public statement containing information about an event that has happened or is going to happen.

   Annonce publique

   • The promulgation of the festival dates was made via local newspapers.
   • The company issued a promulgation regarding the upcoming merger.
   • The government's promulgation of the new policy was widely covered by the media.

   Synonymesadvertisementannouncementbroadcastdeclarationnotificationproclamationpronouncementpublication

2. Official enactment of a lawC1formal

   The official announcement of a new law or ordinance whereby the law or ordinance is put into effect.

   Promulgation d'une loi

   • The promulgation of the new tax law took place last week.
   • After the promulgation, the ordinance became enforceable immediately.
   • The president signed the bill, leading to its formal promulgation.

   Synonymesannouncementdeclarationenactmentproclamationpublication

3. Formal proclamationC1formal

   The formal act of proclaiming; giving public notice.

   Promulgation

   • The king's promulgation of the decree was met with public celebration.
   • The promulgation of the new regulations was announced in the official gazette.
   • The committee oversaw the promulgation of the new safety standards.

   Synonymesannouncementdeclarationnotificationproclamationpronouncementpublication

   Antonymesconcealmentsecrecysuppression