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communicate

[kuh-myoo-ni-keyt] / kəˈmyu nɪˌkeɪt /




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The letter to members of the board says many feel that "decision after decision ... has been poor, against advice, and carelessly communicated".

From BBC

Collar said that satellites in such an orbit circle the globe roughly every 90 minutes, making it tricky for them to communicate with one another.

From Los Angeles Times

And just like organs that constantly communicate with each other, their work is intimately intertwined.

From Los Angeles Times

Hub schools also recommend identifying absence early, focusing on "individual students" and communicating frequently with parents and carers.

From BBC

People inside the company workshopped how to communicate this week’s retirement in a way that respected users, anticipating some would be upset, the people briefed on the decision said.

From The Wall Street Journal