dissemination
1 of 1noun/dɪˌsɛməˈneɪʃən/
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the action of spreading information or news
C1- Effective dissemination of educational materials can empower individuals and communities to make positive changes.
- Universities play a crucial role in the dissemination of knowledge through research publications and academic journals.
- Digital platforms have revolutionized the dissemination of artistic creations, allowing artists to reach a global audience.
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the act of spreading or distributing something widely
- The dissemination of leaflets informed residents about the event.
- Vaccination campaigns rely on the dissemination of medical supplies.
- The teacher oversaw the dissemination of textbooks to all students.
- The government organized the dissemination of emergency information.
- They coordinated the dissemination of relief materials after the disaster.
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the quality or state of being widely spread or dispersed
- The dissemination of heat throughout the room was gradual.
- The dissemination of knowledge in the digital age is unprecedented.
- The dissemination of culture occurred through migration and trade.
- The dissemination of pollutants in the river affected wildlife.
- The teacher studied the dissemination of ideas among students.
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