Promulgate

usgb/ˈprɑːmlɡeɪt/
verb

To make known or public, especially something law related or official regulations.

The government has a duty to promulgate laws and decisions that will serve the public interest.
Visual representation of "promulgate" - To make known or public, especially something law related or official regulations.

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  • the government promulgates
  • promulgate laws

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Official Acts

Used when authorities formalize laws or policies, often via a declaration or proclamation.

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The agency will promulgate safety standards next month.
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Legal Context

Commonly found in legal, governmental, or formal documents and discussions.

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The court decided to promulgate the new evidence rules.
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Public Interest

Often associated with actions taken for the welfare or benefit of the general public.

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Officials were tasked to promulgate health guidelines during the pandemic.
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