👉 Propagative in linguistics refers to a phenomenon where information is transmitted from one speaker to another through an intermediary. In other words, it involves the exchange of messages or data between two speakers that are not directly spoken but rather conveyed through the medium of speech or another form of communication. In the context of language, propagative is used when a message is sent out via a verbal channel like speech, written text, or non-verbal cues such as gestures or facial expressions. Propagative means
