Dissemination is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISSEMINATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of disseminating
• the act of spreading something, especially information, widely; circulation
• The act of disseminating, or the state of being disseminated; diffusion for propagation and permanence; a scattering or spreading abroad, as of ideas, beliefs, etc.
• the opening of a subject to widespread discussion and debate
• the property of being diffused or dispersed
• the act of dispersing or diffusing something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to spread abroad as though sowing seed

Words related to DISSEMINATION

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Words that contain DISSEMINATION

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How to use DISSEMINATION in a sentence

• The Universal Knowledge Society, be it understood, exists for the dissemination and not for the acquisition of knowledge.
• In the dissemination of intelligence and the spread of sympathy, the telegraph, and other applications of electricity, have enormously aided the work of steam.
• This method had, of course, been tried before for purposes of mere publicity, but never, I think, for the dissemination of truth and beauty.
• The precaution taken to prevent the dissemination of information was declared indispensable to the system.
• THREADBARE, and Lady FAWN, have joined the lately established Bureau for the Dissemination of Fashionable Friendships.
• Confronting all, it needs no societies for its dissemination.
• The whole life of the convert is transformed, and he becomes in turn zealous in the dissemination of the faith.
• They take the man or the woman as they enter the shelter, and prevent it from becoming a means of dissemination of crime, of filth, of disease.
• But, like all reformers, she felt the need of securing a wider dissemination of them.
• Developed on its largest scale, such an institute should be devoted to the acquisition and dissemination of all knowledge, but under strictly scientific guidance and influences.
• Remember, to let the aim of your labours among your brethren, and particularly the youths, be the dissemination of education and religion.
• The invention of the phonograph by Edison in 1878 marked a new era in the popularity and dissemination of music.
• They should watch and oppose all attempts in state legislatures and in Congress to repeal the laws which now prohibit the dissemination of information concerning Birth Control.
• In a word, no pains have been spared to enhance the value of the work, and render it an important auxiliary in the dissemination of useful and entertaining knowledge.
• I believe that a great deal of good would result from the preparation and dissemination of a circular encouraging farmers in nut planting.
• I think we could have for dissemination circulars which would stimulate people to plant nut trees more widely than at present.
• Here is a system capable of the widest dissemination and dependent only upon a book and its interpreters.
• It has been perfected in our own times, by means of the more general dissemination of knowledge and practice of the virtues inculcated by Christianity.
• The dissemination of other literature is at present not advisable.
• I am sure you will promptly and effectively take all necessary measures for its dissemination throughout India and Burma.
• The dissemination of Baha’i literature should, likewise, be simultaneously carried out with increasing vigour.
• With the dissemination of a knowledge of biology, this ground of antagonism will disappear.
• The periodical press has been a successful agency in the dissemination of literary Rationalism throughout the British Islands.
• Surely we have the machinery for the dissemination of whatever knowledge is available relating to the selection, planting and care of nut bearing trees.
• And so our aim is not chiefly to reward the highest art in gardening, but to procure its widest and most general dissemination.
• And in the dissemination of the faith the last appeal is to us, not to some outside tribunal.
• It is under this last herd that he excludes from punishment the dissemination of what may be deemed pernicious principles.
• Through the version of the good Benedictine they soon became a vehicle for the dissemination of Christian doctrine.
• This inference may be safely made because of the method of the dissemination of the poems before the art of printing was known.
• If war did little else, it would have its value from the fact that it acts so extensively as an institution for the dissemination of useful knowledge.
• Not to favor the success of private speculation, but to promote the dissemination of truths and principles which shall benefit the whole community, makes your glory.
• There may yet come a time when high explosives will be out of date, and the state will use the careful dissemination of disease among its enemies.
• The invention of gunpowder put a new face upon warfare, and that of printing made possible the cheap and wide dissemination of long-smouldering ideas.
• Carriers who have the organisms in the throat, but who do not have the disease, are the principal agents in dissemination.

Similar words containing SEMINA without suffix tion and without prefix dis

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