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• n  someone who propagates plants (as under glass)
• n  someone who spreads the news

• At its best, it has always been the preserver; propagator and perpetuator of human wisdom.
• The main propagator, the Cervantes Institute, has 40 centers in 25 countries, and this year will open new ones in Belgrade, Budapest, Prague and Stockholm.
• But if Europeans didn't immediately fall for the chili, they did become its greatest propagator.

• disseminator

News & Articles

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• US should stop being world police - LETTER TO THE EDITOR: July 8
  The audacity of the United States to assume the role of propagator of political practice on foreign peoples is evidence of naivety and the false belief that our perceived superior template of government should be imposed universally. There seems to be no abatement in the belief that we can pacify regional and international conflicts through military intervention.
  July 8, 2013 - The Oakland Press

Quotes

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• Pope John Paul II in Catholic News Agency
  Sopocko was "a zealous pastor, educator and propagator of the cult of Divine Mercy," said the Pope, going on to note that "in the house of the Father my beloved predecessor John Paul II will rejoice at his beatification. He it was who...