disseminates

The site is slick, and it disseminates prefab speeches of political Islam by clerics in Saudi Arabia.

It helped elect Obama and now it disseminates the venom that threatens to poison his efforts.

The exchange gathers its news at great cost from all over the globe and disseminates it for public advantage.

These are the things which theatrical gossip, printed and oral, most industriously disseminates.

The discharge of these ulcers then disseminates the disease.

He plays small parts, disseminates gossip, flatters the star—or the leading lady—reads a little, sleeps much—and drinks more.

But whether with reverence or mute imprecations, the coach of a Czar disseminates thrills of fright as it proceeds.