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1 propagate To spread abroad or from person to person. SAT words from 'proffer' to 'protective'
2 propagate increase in number by producing young; multiply; spread; Ex. Most plants propagate by seed; Ex. newspaper propagating their ideas Wordlist
3 propagate v. To spread abroad or from person to person. P
4 propagate v. To spread abroad or from person to person. GRE Word List
5 propagate To spread abroad or from person to person. SAT Words (5000) - freevocabulary.com
6 propagate to reproduce, spread abroad Word Wealth 9
7 Propagate to reproduce English Exam
8 propagate to cause to extend to a breader area exam review
9 propagate to cause to extend to a broader area, to spread Lit Vocab
10 propagate to spread english exam study guide
11 propagate to spread from one person or place to another 11
12 propagate to transmit from one generation to the next SAT Vocabulary Unit 7b
13 propagate to multiply, spread out The 1000 Most Common SAT Words (P)④
14 propagate increase in number by producing young; multiply; spread; Ex. Most plants propagate by seed; Ex. newspaper propagating their ideas Barrons GRE Wordlist 4,842 words
15 propagate V. multiply; spread Word List 34
16 propagate increase in number by producing young; multiply; spread; Ex. Most plants propagate by seed; Ex. newspaper propagating their ideas N, o and P
17 propagate increase in number by producing young; multiply; spread; Ex. Most plants propagate by seed; Ex. newspaper propagating their ideas scrambled
18 propagate v. To spread abroad or from person to person. SAT Vocab P-R
19 propagate to spread out, to have offspring SAT words
20 propagate v. To spread abroad or from person to person. 5000 SAT words
21 Propagate to cause (an organism) to multiply by any process of natural reproduction from the parent stock. vocab 1 for english
22 Propagate (v) to extend or to pass along to offspring Vocab 3
23 propagate increase in number by producing young; multiply; spread; Ex. Most plants propagate by seed; Ex. newspaper propagating their ideas GRE General Set 29
24 propagate to transmit (hereditary features or elements) to, or through, offspring Vocab 1-3
25 Propagate to cause (an organism) to multiply by any process of natural reproduction from the parent stock Vocab Semester 1
26 Propagate to cause (an organism) to multiply by any process of natural reproduction from the parent stock Vocab Set #5
27 propagate to reproduce, spread, or breed Vocabulary 11Piquet
28 propagate to cause to multiply Vocab 5
29 propagate multiply sexually or asexually English Vocab
30 propagate V: To reproduce. To cause to reproduce. To foster the spread of. WW Book 6 # 6
31 Propagate to cause something to increase in number or amount Shakespeare Vocab
32 propagate to reproduce wordly wise list 6
33 propagate to reproduce list 6
34 Propagate (v) extend, to multiply sexually or asexually, to increase Semester 1 English 11 Vocab
35 propagate verb, to cause to continue or increase by sexual pr asexual reproduction, to pass along offspring 2nd set semester vocab
36 propagate to reproduce, spread abroad Word Wealth 9
37 propagate to reproduce WW 6
38 Propagate To cause to spread out Big Vocab. Test
39 propagate to cause to continue Semester 1 Vocab. Words
40 Propagate Trasmit from one generation to the other Perfect Storm Vocabulary
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