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71prop|a|ga|bil|i|ty — «PROP uh guh BIHL uh tee», noun. propagable quality …
72prop|a|ga|ble — «PROP uh guh buhl», adjective. that can be propagated: »... the olive not being successfully propagable by seed (Thomas Browne) …
73prop|a|gan|da — «PROP uh GAN duh», noun. 1. systematic efforts to spread opinions or beliefs; any plan or method for spreading opinions or beliefs: »The insurance companies engaged in health propaganda. Clever propaganda misled the enemy into believing that it… …
74prop|a|gan|dism — «PROP uh GAN dihz uhm», noun. the use of propaganda …
75prop|a|gan|dist — «PROP uh GAN dihst», noun, adjective. –n. a person who gives time or effort to the spreading of some opinion, belief, or principle: »The monks…were the chief propagandists of Christianity in Palestine (Alexander W. Kinglake). –adj. of propaganda… …
76prop|a|gate — «PROP uh gayt», verb, gat|ed, gat|ing. –v.i. to produce offspring; reproduce: »Pigeons propagate at a fast rate. –v.t. 1. to increase in number or intensity: »Trees propagate themselves by seeds. S …
77prop|a|ga|tion|al — «PROP uh GAY shuh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with propagation …
78prop|a|ga|tion — «PROP uh GAY shuhn», noun. 1. the act or process of breeding plants or animals: »The propagation of poppies is by seed and of roses by cuttings. 2. the act or process of making more widely known; getting more widely believed; spreading: »the… …
79prop|a|ga|tive — «PROP uh GAY tihv», adjective. serving or tending to propagate …
80prop|a|ga|tor — «PROP uh GAY tuhr», noun. a person or thing that propagates: »A zealous propagator of Christianity (Edward A. Freeman) …