advertize

[ ad-ver-tahyz, ad-ver-tahyz ]

verb (used with or without object)

, ad·ver·tized, ad·ver·tiz·ing.

1. advertise.

Other Words From

• ad·ver·tiz·a·ble [ad, -ver-tahy-z, uh, -b, uh, l, ad-ver-, tahy, -], adjective
• adver·tizer noun

Example Sentences

Names of the pharmacies that provide the drugs will not be advertized publicly, and will only be disclosed to the lawyers and notaries who receive the notifications.

From Seattle Times

The cowboy-inspired brand advertizes its whiskey as containing notes or nutmeg, toffee, cinnamon and licorice flavors.

From Fox News

The government says it plans a new advertizing tax in order to raise money after state finances have been badly strained by the pandemic.

From Seattle Times

Optimus has advertized a “Koreatown strategy” in its marketing materials, explicitly stating that it is focused on “value creation” by investing in old buildings and renovating units “as they become vacant”.

From The Guardian

Netflix wasn't available in the country at the time, leaving me with the choice between Japanese TV and Japan's take on Hulu, a stunted streaming service that advertized Prison Break as its biggest show.

From The Verge