Propagate
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 331
prop'a-gat, v. t. To continue or multiply by generation or succe ive reproduction; to cause to reproduce itself; to cause to spread or extend to spread from person to person, extend the knowledge of, diffuse, di eminate, promote, — v. i. have young or i ue; to be produced or multiplied by generation. — Prop'aga'tion, n. Act of propagating; the spreading or extension of anything; generation; extension; increase. — Prop'aga'tor,;?.— Prop'agable, a. — Propaganda, -gan'da, n. A ciety in Rome, charged with the management the Rom. Cath. mi ions, and entitled Cbngregatio de Propaganda Fide; hence, any organized effort to make proselytes. — Propagan'dism, -dizm, Art or practice of propagating tenets or principles.
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