The word 'propagator' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used as a noun and refers to someone or something that spreads or promotes a particular idea or viewpoint. Example: John is a well-known propagator of environmental activism. He often organizes protests and campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of protecting the environment.
If you don't have room to store a rigid plastic propagator out of propagating season, buy a warming pad instead.
"Willows are very easy to propagate," said Alessandro Chiari, the propagator at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
And there are some who blame Britain for using its influence in the 1920s to consolidate the power of the house of Saud and its clerical allies.What people are not used to is the idea of Saudi Arabia and its monarch, King Abdullah, as a propagator of tolerance both within Islam, and between Islam and other faiths.
He also adopted a policy of toleration for the local Canaanite religion in hopes of reducing tensions between the Israelites and local Canaanite tribes, and that policy is believed to be the main reason why he is condemned in the Hebrew Bible as a propagator of foreign cults.
January 24 , 1619Kyōto, Japan October 16, 1682 Kyōto, Japan Yamazaki Ansai, (born Jan . 24 , 1619Kyōto, Japan died Oct. 16, 1682, Kyōto), propagator in Japan of the philosophy of the Chinese neo-Confucian philosopher Chu Hsi (1130 1200).
Condorcet was the friend of almost all the distinguished persons of his time and a zealous propagator of the progressive views then current among French literati.
Yamazaki Ansai, (born Jan . 24 , 1619Kyōto, Japan died Oct. 16, 1682, Kyōto) propagator in Japan of the philosophy of the Chinese neo-Confucian philosopher Chu Hsi (1130 1200).
He was also an influential propagator of American pragmatic methodology as well as the foremost political liberal in Republican China (1912 49), advocating building a new country not through political revolution but through mass Chinese education.
At home he devoted himself to teaching and study, eventually abandoning his adherence to the Zhu Xi school of thought and becoming a propagator of the philosophy of Wang Yangming.
The document not only shows the influence of Buddhism of which the prince can be counted as the first major propagator in Japan but also embodies many of the ethical and political doctrines of Confucian government, long since established in China and subsequently implemented in the kingdoms on the Korean peninsula as well.
