promulgate in Latin
promulgate in Latin is promulgo — promulgate means to make something known or public.
promulgate in Latin
promulgo
(transitive) To make known or make public.
What does "promulgate" mean?
- verb To make something known or public.
- verb To formally bring a law or rule into force.
- verb To actively support an idea and help it become more widely known.
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What is "promulgate" in Latin?
"promulgate" in Latin is promulgo. promulgate means: To make something known or public.
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