propagation
/ˌprɑpəˈɡeɪʃən/
noun
- The act of spreading or transmitting something, such as information, ideas, or signals.
- The teacher explained the propagation of cultural traditions through storytelling.
- Radio waves allow for the propagation of sound over long distances.
- The propagation of fake news on social media is a growing concern.
- The process of reproducing or multiplying plants, animals, or other living things.
- Propagation of the rare orchid requires special soil and humidity.
- Gardeners use cuttings for the propagation of new rose bushes.
- The zoo's breeding program focuses on the propagation of endangered species.
- The spreading of a physical phenomenon, such as light, sound, or heat, through a medium.
- Fiber optic cables allow for fast propagation of light signals.
- The speed of sound propagation depends on the density of the air.
- Scientists study the propagation of seismic waves to understand earthquakes.
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