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• v  state or announce
• v  put a law into effect by formal declaration
• s  formally made public

• The most offensive tenet vanished in June in a "revelation" promulgated by Kimball, who is regarded as God's unique "Prophet, Seer and Revelator.
• He promulgated two of Catholicism's most triumphal doctrines--the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary and papal infallibility.
• The new Constitution of China was read and formally promulgated by the Speaker.

• proclaim
• exclaim
• promulgate
• published

News & Articles

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• CDA: Research could’ve helped
  If you listen closely Kootenai County residents, you can hear a gag reflex emanating from the very heart of your beloved Coeur d’Alene as one more bad policy has been shoved down Americans’ throats, promulgated by another special Interest group. As ludicrous as the anti-discrimination bill was, the “Fad-Five” took the bait: hook, line and big stinker! (“Fad,” meaning trend friendly, “Five ...
  June 21, 2013 - Coeur d'Alene Press