propagate
/ˈprɑpəɡeɪt/
verb
- To spread and promote an idea, belief, or piece of information widely.
- Teachers propagate knowledge to help students learn and grow.
- Social media can quickly propagate rumors across the globe.
- The organization works to propagate awareness about climate change.
- To breed or reproduce plants or animals, often by natural or artificial means.
- Scientists propagate endangered species in captivity to increase their numbers.
- The farmer learned how to propagate apple trees through grafting.
- Gardeners propagate roses by taking cuttings from healthy plants.
- To cause something to spread or travel through a medium, such as sound, light, or waves.
- The earthquake's vibrations propagated across the entire region.
- Radio signals propagate best when there are no obstacles in the way.
- Sound waves propagate through air, water, and solid objects.
Synonyms
Antonyms