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propoganda

Definition, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for propoganda.

Editorial note

Another anti-Google propoganda with highly offensive comments (pedophile, glasshole etc.) with high upvotes and not a single downvote.

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Quick take

Misspelling of propaganda. [(as a neutral word dated) Agitation, publicity, public communication aimed at influencing an audience and furthering an agenda.]

Meaning at a glance

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noun

Misspelling of propaganda. [(as a neutral word dated) Agitation, publicity, public communication aimed at influencing an audience and furthering an agenda.]

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for propoganda.

noun

Misspelling of propaganda. [(as a neutral word dated) Agitation, publicity, public communication aimed at influencing an audience and furthering an agenda.]

Example sentences

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Another anti-Google propoganda with highly offensive comments (pedophile, glasshole etc.) with high upvotes and not a single downvote.

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With this current Government, it's actually the Murdoch papers that look like propoganda straight from the politician's spin doctors.

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It is this sheer propoganda the systematically prevents us from having a meaningful debate on the subject.

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If it was just propoganda it would be comical but sadly the Russians seem to be sending troops and weaponry also.

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Might be naive, but it feels to me like this type of propoganda from the various militaries and TLA's should be illegal.

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This is after Communist propoganda has started to paint the Poum as 'counter revolutionary'.

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As such, the decline of Adolph before the 1930’s could probably be attributited to the negative German propoganda leading up to WWI.

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If you're particularly unlucky, they may give a popular face to a hideous ideology (say, Mel Gibson or wartime propoganda of numerous stripes).

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It's just his personal belief and could be just a propoganda....

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He skill and precision at writing allowed him to more easily deconstruct propoganda, and he was frustrated by the misuse of language for political manipulation.

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I don't think I've seen such baldly racist imagery from a US political party in my lifetime - it looks like WW2 propoganda.

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I've read enough propoganda pieces telling me why I should get into open source; it would be interesting to read one telling me how.

Quote examples

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Interestingly, "death tax" was a term of propoganda created for the organized campaign against the estate tax.

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So-called ocean "Acidification" appears to be 100% propoganda.

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But "propogating propoganda"like this expressly at odds with being the "paper of record".

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That is simply called "being competitive." It's kind of like the word "progressive" as in "the Progressive movement." It's a linguistic deception that started out as a kind of dishonest propoganda.

Frequently asked questions

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How do you use propoganda in a sentence?

Another anti-Google propoganda with highly offensive comments (pedophile, glasshole etc.) with high upvotes and not a single downvote.

What does propoganda mean?

Misspelling of propaganda. [(as a neutral word dated) Agitation, publicity, public communication aimed at influencing an audience and furthering an agenda.]

What part of speech is propoganda?

propoganda is commonly used as noun.