Promulgate

PRAWM-uhl-gayt (/ˈprɒm.əl.ɡeɪt/)

to officially announce or make widely known (a law, decree, etc.).

“Ironically, despite the dozens of political bumper stickers affixed to the back of his car, the only message promulgated was that he was utterly unhinged.”

Source: Dictionary.com

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