0 past simple and past participle of circulate --
1 to go around or through something, or to make something go around or through something: --
Yet they were widely circulated and hotly debated at professional conventions - albeit always in the corridors and coffee shops, never from the podium.
To these places flocked buyers and sellers of different things and information from all parts circulated in these volatile spaces.
Merely republishing articles already available in widely circulated journals hardly seems justifiable.
The fact that a memo has been circulated may make the information about the cancellation manifest to all the individuals concerned to varying degrees.
They also circulated their (unpublished) commonplace books of poetry from approximately the year 1760 to 1840.
Legends circulated about him, too - ambiguous and sometimes grotesque.
In contrast, ticks dispersed within a continent by local movement of birds or domestic and wild animals are being circulated within their endemic distribution range.
No less ironically, the accounts which they circulated to advertise the efficacy of approved types of sacramental may inadvertently have promoted their unauthorized use.
