Synonym: broadcast, distribute, go around, publish, scatter. Similar words: calculate, speculate, immaculate, articulate, gesticulate, circuit, circuitous, circumspect. Meaning: ['sɜːkjʊleɪt] 
v. 1. become widely known and passed on 2. cause to become widely known 3. cause to be distributed 4. move through a space, circuit or system, returning to the starting point 5. move in circles 6. cause to move in a circuit or system 7. move around freely 8. cause to move around.
v. 1. become widely known and passed on 2. cause to become widely known 3. cause to be distributed 4. move through a space, circuit or system, returning to the starting point 5. move in circles 6. cause to move in a circuit or system 7. move around freely 8. cause to move around. 
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31. Do teachers have the right to circulate controversial petitions on school premises?
32. Circulate brochures and leaflets to all locations which are frequented by potential recruits.
33. Some absorb the gas quickly, whereas others circulate it slowly and can not respond to floods of bright light.
34. Boards should be positioned in storage so that air can circulate freely around both main faces.
35. Ventilation: ample room between inner and flysheet for air to circulate, especially when doors at either end are open.
36. Kingfisher was forced to show its hand after rumours that a bid was in the offing began to circulate on Tuesday.
37. They like open situations where fresh air can move through and circulate freely.
38. Rumours circulate of bombs in New York's subway system, and the poisoning of water wells.
39. The real product is the body of ideas that circulate from the vision.
40. But it took five years of intense work to write the standards, circulate them for review, and then revise them.
41. Immigration includes both people seeking permanent settlement and those seeking temporary employment who want to circulate back and forth.
42. Taking up Positions as Readers Knowledge of the ways in which texts circulate colours reading.
43. Place them so that air can freely circulate around the back.
44. If your muscles are tense and tight(sentencedict.com), blood cannot circulate freely.
45. Make sure the pans are in the center of the rack to allow heat to circulate around them.
46. But of course they did not circulate beyond the commuter belt[Sentencedict.com ], so they failed to qualify as nationals on that ground.
47. A buffet meal is much easier and more sociable, enabling you to circulate freely.
48. The principle is to support the crop above the ground and to allow the air to circulate freely through it.
49. Later this month, the General Accounting Office will circulate a draft of its new report on the derivatives market.
50. Often they circulate these lists to local conservation and amenity groups, residents' associations and subscribers.
51. The exit-doors were open to allow the air to circulate.
52. Quartermaine is the oblivious pivot around which the other members of staff at the Cambridge language school circulate and occasionally collide.
53. All it seemed to do was circulate the warm turgid air.
54. Winds in the northern hemisphere circulate anti-clockwise around low pressure.
55. In the winter, reversible ceiling fans can help circulate warm air and make furnace use more efficient.
56. But they circulate among the small rooms as gingerly as tourists, reluctant to touch the somewhat shabby furnishings.
57. Documents from the report have begun to circulate on the island.
58. Ventilation: because the fly sits on top of the inner there's little space for air to circulate in this area.
59. And fears are multiplying that professional counterfeiters will take advantage of the unfamiliarity of the new currency to circulate forged notes.
60. They are really one-way traffic systems in which several streams of vehicles can mix and circulate in a clockwise direction only.
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