broadcast
This term carries a strong sense of wide distribution and public visibility. It suggests a one-to-many communication flow where the source has the power to reach a massive, unseen audience simultaneously. While it began as a technical term for radio waves, it now encompasses digital streaming and social media dissemination. In a social context, using this word to describe a secret or a private matter implies a lack of discretion. It suggests that information has been scattered indiscriminately, often leading to embarrassment or a loss of privacy, similar to shouting something from the rooftops.
Countable when referring to a specific scheduled program or transmission. Uncountable when referring to the general act or industry of transmitting signals.
Meanings
To transmit a program or some information by radio or television.
"The network will broadcast the final game live."