evulge

English

Etymology

From Latin evulgo.

Verb

evulge (third-person singular simple present evulges, present participle evulging, simple past and past participle evulged)

1. To promulgate or spread abroad.
   • 1611, Thomas Coryat, Coryat's Crudities:

     or be preſented to the view of my country, being (I confeſſe) so much the more doubtfull to euulge the ſame, by how much the more I am no scholar

   • 1653, Sir Thomas Urquhart, Logopandecteision:

     after the intrinsical and most researched secrets of the grammar and lexicon which I am about to evulge.

Related terms

• evulgate
• evulgation