propagation — the action of spreading and promoting an idea, theory, or knowledge
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the action of spreading and promoting an idea, theory, or knowledge
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌprɑːpəˈɡeɪʃn/
Korean meaning: 사상이나 이론, 지식을 퍼뜨리고 보급하는 행위
Korean pronunciation: 프라퍼**게이**션
Example Sentences
- The propagation of cat videos on the internet is faster than the speed of light.
- Scientists study the propagation of earthquakes to predict future disasters.
- The propagation of fake news requires immediate fact-checking measures.
propagation
NOUN//ˌprɑːpəˈɡeɪʃn//
the action of spreading and promoting an idea, theory, or knowledge
the action of spreading and promoting an idea, theory, or knowledge
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From Latin 'propagatio', derived from 'propagare' meaning 'to spread, multiply, or extend'. The verb 'propagare' combines 'pro-' (forward) with 'pagus' (stake or branch), originally referring to the practice of propagating plants by staking or layering.
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“The propagation of cat videos on the internet is faster than the speed of light.”
“Scientists study the propagation of earthquakes to predict future disasters.”
“The propagation of fake news requires immediate fact-checking measures.”
“My grandmother's secret recipe propagation method: tell it to everyone except me.”
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