relating to or based on long-standing customs or styles; conventional

to disseminate, spread, or give publicity to information, ideas, or news

to disseminate; to propagate; to spread

to spread a story orally; to be rumored or reported that

(of a sound) to come through or reach one's ears from a distance

to transmit or pass something on to someone else

media; mass media

remarkable, extraordinary, or having the nature of a legend

to transmit outwards or disseminate information, news, or sounds

to transmit or the process of transmission, especially in the context of data, signals, or electricity

the biological process of passing on physical or mental characteristics genetically from one generation to another

to send a document via a telefacsimile machine, or the document received

to convey; to deliver; to transmit

to pass on or convey information, instructions, or messages to others, often in a formal or official capacity

rumor; hearsay

to circulate or spread widely among people, such as news, rumors, or stories

(sports) to pass the ball

to spread a disease or communicate an infection to another person

infectious disease; contagious disease; communicable disease

Propaganda Department; publicity department

unverified information, reports, or stories spread by word of mouth; hearsay

to impart; to pass on; to teach

a continued tradition, inheritance, or legacy

sensor; transducer

leaflet; flier; pamphlet

a legal document ordering a person to appear in court or a subpoena

to conduct (heat, electricity, etc.)

to issue a formal summons or subpoena, typically by the police or a court for legal proceedings

to send a message or message someone (Taiwan usage)

the quality or degree of being transmissible or contagious

to reveal a secret, confidential information, or specialized skills to people outside a specific group

mechanical drive or transmission system

according to tradition or legend; tradition has it that

a person who has received a teaching, tradition, or lineage from a predecessor, such as a disciple or descendant

a rumor; to spread rumors

to retell a story, conversation, or gossip, sometimes implying the carrying of tales

To return from a digression to the main subject or point of a discussion or story.

to spread widely

(of news, stories, or information) to become widely known or circulate

widely circulated or recounted, especially of stories, legends, or someone's exploits

to notify someone of an incoming telephone call or to summon them to the phone

to spread religious teachings, engage in missionary work, or evangelize

commercial brochure, advertising pamphlet, or flyer