verb
definition
To make widely known to the public.
example
The scandal was so publicised that he lost the next election.
definition
To advertise, create publicity for.
example
They're already publicising next month's concert.
Examples of publicize in a Sentence
Retailers make a point to publicize kids' back-to-school clothes sales as the beginning of the school year nears.
How could he publicize a gift like that, if he actually possessed any ability?
All you need to do is publicize it in some sort of school media such as a newsletter within two months before the date of the fundraiser.
The jewelry designer will often publicize the fact that the ring is based on an original Edwardian design and may include a description of the original ring with the reproduction piece.
As one-off gestures went our 24-hour strike was highly effective even if we couldn't publicize it in our own paper.
The first event was a tour of the Middle East last December undertaken by a group of Danish imams to publicize the cartoons.
Original here A few weeks ago, Oxfam launched a campaign to publicize the plight of coffee farmers in poor countries.
You can download A4 posters to publicize the site in waiting rooms and other areas here.
To publicize differences was merely to highlight division and cause dismay in the ranks of many loyalists already sickened by the divisions within Unionism.
The taxi voucher scheme would be phased out over six months which gave ample time to publicize the new system.
In addition, there are press releases groups can use to publicize Recovery Month celebrations.
Although criticized by his peers, he used this as the only venue to publicize and sell out his comedy showcases.
Federal laws require the government to publicize job vacancies so that the public may freely access the information.
Some mortgage companies may also list mortgage sales position information on their websites, but some of the smaller companies may not publicize this type of information online.
In addition to these types of claims, many centers publicize their ability to teach the correct ways to keep the weight off for good.
Do n't publicize anything or you'll sink the case.
Employers pay a fee to publicize job openings on the site and those who are seeking computer employment can search for positions at no charge.
The contest doesn't reserve the right to publicize the development of competitors' writing and successes, so it's possible that some winners do obtain work that doesn't get publicized.
This type of collaboration has always been a favorable one as the film gets to highlight popular music and the musicians are able to publicize their latest offerings.
There's not usually much trouble with copyright, because the Navy wants you to publicize them on your sites.
New Wired for Health flyer A new promotional flyer has been produced to publicize the Wired for Health websites.
A few months after release, they often "leak" or outright publicize cheats for their game that offer incentives bored gamers to return to the game for things they'd missed on the first playthrough.