promulgate
US
/ˈprɑːməlɡeɪt/
UK
/ˈprɒməlɡeɪt/
Meaning
To officially make a law, rule, or policy known to the public.
किसी कानून, नियम या नीति को आधिकारिक रूप से लोगों के सामने घोषित करना।
Examples
“The government promulgated new safety regulations for factories.”
“The university will promulgate its revised admission policy next week.”
“The promulgation of the new rules gave departments clear instructions.”
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Not natural: The government promulgated about the new rules.
Better: The government promulgated the new rules.
Promulgate takes the law, rule, or policy as its direct object; do not add “about.”
Promulgate के बाद कानून या नियम सीधे आता है; इसके पहले “about” लगाने की ज़रूरत नहीं है।
Not natural: The minister promulgated that the policy had changed.
Better: The minister announced that the policy had changed.
Promulgate usually takes a law, rule, or policy as its object, not a “that” clause.
Promulgate के साथ आम तौर पर कानून या नीति जैसी चीज़ आती है, “that” वाला पूरा वाक्य नहीं।
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Learner tip
Promulgate is formal: it means officially making a rule known, not necessarily creating or passing it.
Promulgate औपचारिक शब्द है: इसका मतलब नियम को आधिकारिक रूप से घोषित करना है, ज़रूरी नहीं कि उसे बनाना या पास करना।