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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a communicate of" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misuse of the word "communicate," which is typically a verb, while "communication" is the noun form that would be appropriate here.
Example: "The communication of the new policy was clear and concise."
Alternatives: "a message of" or "a statement of".
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He was a communicate of St Pius X Roman Catholic Church.
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It was a way of communicating, of complaining, of intimidating and of joking.
I then grew curious about how different forms of maltreatment communicate a sense of rejection.
"I communicate a lot of information to a lot of people by sending out regular emails.
We can communicate a lot of useless information to a lot of people at once.
You are part of a team; communicate with each other.
The man shot me a look of disgust, communicating a sense of violation.
The team intended Cloud to "communicate a feeling of youthfulness, freedom, and the wonder of imagination".
"Sometimes it is easier to communicate outside of an impact area".
Furthermore, the common format of communicating a series of nutritional information with diverse detail of mechanism and outcome was overwhelming.
"So I wanted to communicate a sense of that.
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