Promulgation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROMULGATION in dictionary:

VERB:
• put (a law or decree) into effect by official proclamation
• promote or make widely known (an idea or cause)
NOUN:
• the act of promulgating
• The act of promulgating; publication; open declaration; as, the promulgation of the gospel.
• a public statement containing information about an event that has happened or is going to happen
• the official announcement of a new law or ordinance whereby the law or ordinance is put into effect
• the formal act of proclaiming; giving public notice
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make (as a doctrine) known by open declaration; proclaim

Words related to PROMULGATION

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Words that contain PROMULGATION

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How to use PROMULGATION in a sentence

• This was followed by the promulgation of successive lists, each larger than its predecessor.
• An occasion so favorable for the rapid promulgation of the new doctrines was promptly taken advantage of by the French Huguenots and their Protestant brethren of Germany.
• Accordingly natural religion and the true one among the positive religions do not differ in their content, but only in the manner of their promulgation.
• Baxter left the Church of England on the promulgation of the Act of Uniformity, and in 1662 retired to Acton in Middlesex, where he wrote most of his works.
• I pass on, now, to the period between the promulgation of the Divine law by Moses, and the birth of Christ.
• PROMULGATION, cause of the, of the decalogue by Jehovah God upon Mount Sinai, 351.
• It was not possible that the authoritative promulgation of the dogma of papal infallibility should meet among enlightened Catholics universal acceptance.
• When, therefore, Alexander III was succeeded by his son, Nicholas II, liberal Russia expectantly awaited the promulgation of constitutional reforms.
• That law had been approved in the Council of Ministers and was ready for immediate promulgation.
• Zotenberg and other eminent scholars are of the opinion that it was first composed, probably in Egypt, before the promulgation of Islam.
• And here comes in the promulgation of our new code.
• Contrast Massachusetts and South-Carolina, the two leading States in the promulgation of opposite theories.
• The same argument might have been urged against the gospel itself in the days of its original promulgation.
• That promulgation having taken place, no other act is necessary or proper on the part of our government, according to our rules of proceeding, to give effect to the treaty.
• The chief Dutch residents were compelled not only to listen to the public promulgation of these death sentences, but had also to be present at the execution.
• At Oxford, since the promulgation of the Laudian statutes, the duty has been discharged by the Vice-Chancellor.
• So far from the definition in 1854 being a tyrannical infliction on the Catholic world, it was received everywhere on its promulgation with the greatest enthusiasm.
• Brandes to task for disturbing their idyllic, orthodox peace by the promulgation of such dangerous heresies.
• He accompanied the promulgation of these acts with a manifesto, in which he forgot alike what was due to the country and to himself.
• He wishes you to rest assured that his thoughts and prayers are with you wishing you all success in your labours for the promulgation of the Blessed Cause.
• Praise be to God that you are occupied in the service of the Kingdom of God and are engaged in the promulgation of the religion of God by day and by night.
• Meetings are held for the promotion of financial plans or promulgation of the arts and sciences.
• California is ready for the promulgation of the Teachings of God.
• A great measure is the result of many causes and in its promulgation it may bear the name of a person whose contribution has been insignificant relatively.
• The appearance of His Highness Christ and His white robe and resplendent light in His blessed face is the proof of the power and the promulgation of the Word of God in America.
• The discovery was followed by the promulgation of an order requiring a rigid examination of all packages that might be of doubtful character.
• Soon after its origin and promulgation, the Christian religion, through rational and irrational heresies, lost its original purity.
• I could wish, methinks, these Gentlemen had consulted me in the Promulgation of the Conflict.
• Now, although such an alliance is a novelty in European history, the world seems to have received this treaty, upon its first promulgation, with general charity.
• The invasion of Canaan and the promulgation of the Mosaic Law changed the whole organisation of the Hebrew people.
• Brofferio, who regarded all convents as a specific evil, had proposed their indiscriminate abolition in 1848, directly after the promulgation of the Statute.
• To recount the constitutional changes from the Restoration to the Promulgation of the New Constitution.
• We look then to the church of Christ for its promulgation, and an application of its principles.
• It would take too much space to reproduce in detail a system which proposes to regulate all human life by the promulgation of a Gentile Leviticus.
• There are private and domestic secrets, whose promulgation, by no law of duty required, would make the streets of every city and village run with blood.

Similar words containing PROMULGA without suffix tion

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