Promulgators

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. One who officially announces or makes something widely known, especially related to laws or regulations
2. A person or group that disseminates information or ideas to the public in a formal manner
3. An individual or entity responsible for spreading doctrines or principles to a larger audience

Etymology: "Promulgators" is the plural of "promulgator," the agent noun for someone who promulgates, which is to say makes a law, doctrine, or idea known publicly. The base word traces back to Latin "promulgare," meaning to publish or make public, and the plural simply names more than one such person or body at a time.

Synonyms: proclaimers, announcers, declarers