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Detailed Translations for promulgation from English to Spanish

promulgation:

promulgation [the ~] nomen

  1. the promulgation (declaration; publication; proclamation)
    la publicación; la aparición; la proclamación; la notificación; la comparecencia; la revelación; la promulgación; la declaración; la manifestación

Translation Matrix for promulgation:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aparición declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication announcement; apparition; appearance; attendance; build; declaration; disclosure; exterior; figure; ghost; ghostly apparition; looks; phantom; posture; proclamation; publication; shadow; shape; size; specter; spectre; spook; stature; turnout; vision
comparecencia declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication apparition; ghost; ghostly apparition; phantom; specter; spectre; spook
declaración declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication announcement; announcing; comment; declaration; declaring; decreeing; determine; dictating; disclosure; ellipse; enunciation; expression; expression of opinion; formulation; giving notice of; letting out; ordering; prescribe; proclaiming; proclamation; pronunciation; publication; registration; registration form; remark; requiring; statement; tax form; tax return; utterance; wording
manifestación declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication assembly; conference; congress; demonstration; disclosure; enunciation; expression; gathering; manifestation; meeting; pronunciation; revelation; show; symposium; unveiling; utterance
notificación declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication announcement; claim; clarification; clearing; communication; declaration; decree; disclosure; elucidation; enlightenment; explaining; explanation; information; making known; message; notice; notification; piece of news; proclamation; publication; report; statement; subpoena; summons
proclamación declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication announcement; declaration; disclosure; notice; proclamation; publication
promulgación declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication announcement; declaration; decree; disclosure; proclamation; publication
publicación declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication announcement; article; declaration; disclosure; expenditure; message; notice; piece of news; proclamation; publication; publicity; publishing; report; spending; statement
revelación declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication announcement; declaration; disclosure; notice; proclamation; publication; revelation; unveiling
- announcement; proclamation
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- issuance; issue

Related Words for "promulgation":

  • promulgate

Synonyms for "promulgation":


Related Definitions for "promulgation":

  1. the formal act of proclaiming; giving public notice1
    • his promulgation of the policy proved to be premature1
  2. the official announcement of a new law or ordinance whereby the law or ordinance is put into effect1
  3. a public statement containing information about an event that has happened or is going to happen1
    • the promulgation was written in English1

promulgate:


Translation Matrix for promulgate:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- exclaim; proclaim

Related Words for "promulgate":


Synonyms for "promulgate":


Related Definitions for "promulgate":

  1. put a law into effect by formal declaration1
  2. state or announce1

Wiktionary Translations for promulgate:

promulgate
verb
  1. to make known public
  2. to put into effect as a regulation
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• promulgate → promulgar ↔ promulguer — publier une loi dans les formes requises, pour la rendre exécutoire.

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