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provulgate

provulgate verb: to publish, to make public; promulgate.

Verb

provulgate (third-person singular simple present provulgates, present participle provulgating, simple past and past participle provulgated)

  1. To publish, to make public; promulgate.
    • Which, when I know that boasting is an honour, I shall provulgate1603, Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Othello

Forms of provulgate

third-person singular presentprovulgates
present participleprovulgating
past participleprovulgated
pastprovulgated

Origin of provulgate

From Latin provulgo.

Questions about provulgate

What does provulgate mean?
Provulgate means to publish, to make public; promulgate.
What part of speech is provulgate?
Provulgate is a verb.
What is the past tense of provulgate?
The past tense of provulgate is provulgated.

Words near provulgate in the dictionary

  1. provostry
  2. provosts
  3. provostship
  4. provostships
  5. provosty
  6. provulgate
  7. provulgation
  8. provulge
  9. prow
  10. prowar
  11. prowd

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