malpublish

UPDATED: 04/06/2023

DEFINITION

Malpublish /mal-PUB-lish/: 

verb   

The act of publishing information to a public forum:


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

Did you malpublish in your facebook post?


SYNONYMS

Lie, misinform, disinform, malinform, deceive, manipulate, fabricate, falsify, distort


ANTONYMS

Inform, report, verify, corroborate, substantiate, validate, authenticate, support, confirm, attest.


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DERIVATIVE FORMS

Malpublisher  /mal-PUB-lish-er/:

noun   


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

The malpublisher should be held accountable for spreading misinformation.


Malpublished  /mal-PUB-lish-ed/:

verb   

The act of having published information to a public forum:


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

The content creator had malpublished foolishly. 


Malpublished  /mal-PUB-lish-ed/:

adjective    

Refers to: 


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

The malpublished article contained several false claims.


Malpublishing  /mal-PUB-lish-ing/:

verb    

The ongoing act of publishing information to a public forum:


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

They are currently malpublishing.


Malpublishing  /mal-PUB-lish-ing/:

noun    (Note: this is a Verbal / Gerundial noun - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verbal_noun)

The result of publishing information to a public forum:


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

The malpublishing of the information to the social platform was detrimental to society.


Malpublication  /mal-PUB-li-cation/:

adjective    

The act or result of having published information to a public forum:


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

Malpublication can have negative consequences for both the publisher and the public.


Malpublishment  /mal-PUB-lish-ment/:

noun   

The act, result, or consequence of having published information to a public forum:


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

Malpublishment can lead to serious damage to an individual or organization's reputation.


Malpublicity  /mal-PUB-li-city/:

noun   


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

The company suffered from malpublicity when another company had malpublished information about their products.


Malpublify  /mal-PUB-li-fy/:

verb   

To published information to a public forum and:


EXAMPLE SENTENCE

It is unethical to malpublify information in order to mislead the public.



Publication Category: linguistic innovation; neologism
Reference: Author: Roarke Clinton