1. past tense of promulgate; officially announced or made known publicly
Usage: formal; legal/governmental contexts

Examples

• The new regulations were promulged by the federal agency last month.
• The king promulged the decree throughout his kingdom.
• University policies are typically promulged at the beginning of each academic year.
• The court’s decision was promulged in the official gazette.
• Environmental standards were promulged to protect public health.
• The committee promulged guidelines for ethical research practices.