Synonyms for publicize
ˈpʌb ləˌsaɪzpub·li·cize

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1. publicize, publicise, air, bareverb

   make public

   "She aired her opinions on welfare"

   Synonyms:
   aerate, publicise, beam, vent, send, ventilate, advertise, strip, broadcast, air out, air, denude, transmit, advertize, bare, denudate

2. advertise, publicize, advertize, publiciseverb

   call attention to

   "Please don't advertise the fact that he has AIDS"

   Synonyms:
   air, push, promote, publicise, advertize, advertise, bare

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1. List of paraphrases for "publicize":

   disseminate, publicity, publicise, publish, advertise, propaganda, dissemination, advocacy, promotional, awareness

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1. Assistant US Attorney Andrea Griswold:

   The proof on these counts at trial would establish that these payments were made in order to ensure that each recipient of the payments did not publicize their stories of alleged affairs with the candidate.

2. Emmy Award-winning:

   His manager David Steinberg said, ‘You have to talk about him and the USO tours,’ i didn’t know much about it and I wasn’t that excited, to be honest. [But] Robin didn’t publicize this stuff. He just did it. And I was so moved. Just so moved by him wanting to go on these tours. How much it meant for him to be there for the troops and how much it meant to the troops. I have the chills just talking about it. Williams made six USO tours to Iraq, Afghanistan and 11 other countries. He performed for 90,000 troops by the end of his final tour in 2010.

3. John Hanlin:

   Media and community members who publicize his name will only glorify his horrific actions, and eventually, this will only serve to inspire future shooters.

4. White House:

   Some Republicans are hoping lawmakers will soon wrap up investigations into Russian meddling in the 2016 election that have dragged on for most of the year. But with new details in the probe emerging almost daily, that seems unlikely. Three congressional committees are investigating Russian interference and whether President Donald Trump’s campaign was in any way involved. The panels have obtained thousands of pages of documents from Trump’s campaign and other officials, and have done dozens of interviews. The probes are separate from special counselRobert Mueller’s investigation. Special CounselRobert Mueller can prosecute for criminal activity, while Congress can only lay out findings, publicize any perceived wrongdoing and pass legislation to try to keep problems from happening again. If any committee finds evidence of criminal activity, it must refer the matter to Special CounselRobert Mueller. All three committees have focused on a June 2016 meeting that President Donald Trump campaign officials held in Trump Tower with a Russian lawyer and others.

5. Irvin McCullough:

   Inspector General is not Inspector General because of brave whistleblowers willing to publicize Inspector General office's problems. In a community clouded by darkness, these whistleblowers provided a light and made a difference, we're looking forward to the President confirming an independent replacement with integrity. It's time for someone to right the ship.