Similar words: promulgate, promulgated, promulgation, gator, nugatory, alligator, purgatory, navigator. Meaning: ['prɑmlgeɪtə(r) /'prɒm-] 
n. (law) one who promulgates laws (announces a law as a way of putting it into execution).
n. (law) one who promulgates laws (announces a law as a way of putting it into execution). 
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1) Promulgator of advertisement operator, advertisement is known perfectly well or should know advertisement to still be designed phonily , make, release, ought to assume joint liability lawfully.
2) Being the most authoritative information promulgator, government could control and guide the public opinion through good communication with the media, which is critical to solve the crisis.
3) To the end, he considered himself a promulgator of the "essence of democracy".
4) No one among humanity is dearer to Me than the promulgator of Bhagavad-Gita and there will never be another more dearer to Me, than he in this world.
5) As the fourth media, network has more advantages than the press, broadcasting, movie and TV. First, everyone can be information promulgator, disseminator and embracer.
6) Instead, I would like to turn to a feature of Freud's skills as a promulgator of his ideas, a feature which was deeply rooted in his personality yet which has not been given the attention it deserves.
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