promulgators
Those who broadcast
Promulgators are people who promulgate—who make something widely known or who formally announce laws, decrees, or doctrines.
The word often appears in legal or religious contexts: promulgators of the new constitution, promulgators of Catholic doctrine.
More broadly, anyone who spreads ideas or information: promulgators of conspiracy theories, tireless promulgators of misinformation.
Those who transmit programming
- publishersFirms producing printed works
- heraldsMessengers who announce
- proclaimersThose who declare publicly
- announcersThose who narrate events
messengers · communicators · evangelists · preachers · missionaries · apostles · criers · trumpeters
Contest winners, top performers
- proponentsSupporters of a position
- supportersPeople who back something
- backersFinancial supporters
- endorsersThose who publicly approve
campaigners · lobbyists · defenders · sponsors · upholders · exponents · boosters · allies
First to explore territory
- trailblazersThose who open territory
- visionariesThose who anticipate change
- foundersThose who begin institutions
- originatorsThose who create first
initiators · instigators · groundbreakers · revolutionaries · reformers · modernizers · pathfinders · trendsetters
broadcasters
Those who transmit programming
- publishersFirms producing printed works
- heraldsMessengers who announce
- proclaimersThose who declare publicly
announcers · messengers · communicators · evangelists · preachers · missionaries · apostles · criers · trumpeters · publicists
champions
Contest winners, top performers
- proponentsSupporters of a position
- supportersPeople who back something
- backersFinancial supporters
endorsers · campaigners · lobbyists · defenders · sponsors · upholders · exponents · boosters · allies · patrons
pioneers
First to explore territory
- trailblazersThose who open territory
- visionariesThose who anticipate change
- foundersThose who begin institutions
originators · initiators · instigators · groundbreakers · revolutionaries · reformers · modernizers · pathfinders · trendsetters · vanguards
promulgatorsconcealers
Products that mask blemishes
suppressors · hiders · censors · silencers · redactors
promulgatorsrepealers
Those who abolish laws
revokers · abolishers · repeaters · nullifiers · annullers
promulgatorssuppressors
Devices that reduce intensity
censors · silencers · opponents · detractors · critics
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