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The organization worked to disseminate accurate health information during the outbreak.disseminate = spread widely
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She uses social media to disseminate her research findings to a broader audience.
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The reason was apparently genetic: the male had evolved to disseminate his genes as widely as possible, and by killing the cubs he brought all the females into heat, so that he could impregnate them.† (source)
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I had developed something called disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), which meant my blood was not clotting, my blood pressure was very low and my blood acid had risen.† (source)
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For example, disseminating poison in reservoirs, leaking toxic waste from chemical plants ...have you done any of those?† (source)
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Dressed in a party uniform, which too closely resembled a military uniform, Lale spent several weeks traveling around the country, disseminating newsletters and speaking at rallies and gatherings.† (source)
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Information and ideas could be disseminated more easily, democratizing knowledge and creating a primitive network effect.† (source)
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It was on brainfrizz: inciting to violence, membership in a banned organization, hampering the dissemination of commercial products, treasonable crimes against society.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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The troubadours were the traveling servants or "ministers" of the Church of Mary Magdalene, using music to disseminate the story of the sacred feminine among the common folk.† (source)
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J. EDGAR HOOVER ANGERED BY FAUBUS REPORT OF FBI September 28, 1957: FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover accused Governor Faubus of Arkansas of disseminating falsehoods by saying FBI agents held teenagers incommunicado for hours of questioning.† (source)
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And the art of printing was, not least, one of the factors that forced the Church to relinquish its former position as sole disseminator of knowledge.† (source)
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While I was all absorbed in seeing him, He looked at me, and opened with his hands His bosom, saying: "See now how I rend me; How mutilated, see, is Mahomet; In front of me doth Ali weeping go, Cleft in the face from forelock unto chin; And all the others whom thou here beholdest, Disseminators of scandal and of schism While living were, and therefore are cleft thus.† (source)
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In one case a general falsehood is widely and officially disseminated; in the other the truth seems to be suppressed.† (source)
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We've been severely limited in terms of in-depth dissemination.† (source)
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It was a place where everyone endeavored, constantly and passionately, to improve themselves, each other, share their knowledge, disseminate it to the world.† (source)
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The defense commissioner, Richard Blackington, appointed nine district air raid wardens to be responsible for the effectiveness of an island blackout; he also attended, in Anacortes, a chemical warfare training class and afterward busied himself disseminating flyers about it.† (source)
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