veiculadas

Veiculadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of the Portuguese verb veicular. It is used as an adjective or in passive constructions to describe information, messages, or content that has been transmitted or disseminated through a medium, such as the press, television, radio, or the internet. The root term veicular conveys the sense of conveying, transmitting or circulating.

In practice, veiculadas appears in phrases like informações veiculadas pela imprensa, mensagens veiculadas nas redes sociais, or campanhas veiculadas pela agência. Because it agrees with feminine plural nouns, it is commonly found with palavras such as informações, notícias and mensagens. When the referring noun is masculine, a different form is used, for example conteúdos veiculados or anúncios veiculados.

Usage notes and context: veiculadas emphasizes the result of dissemination—what has been made available or spread to an audience. It is frequent in journalism, communication studies, marketing, and information science, where analysts describe which ideas, notices, or campaigns have been veiculated by specific channels.

Related terms include veicular (the verb/adjective meaning to convey), veiculação (the act or process of dissemination), and veículo (the vehicle or medium through which content is transmitted). Veiculadas thus functions as a concrete descriptor of disseminated content and its reach within media ecosystems.