Propagandistic
Pronunciation: /ˌprɑːpəɡənˈdɪstɪk/
Propagandistic (adj)
- Using messages to influence people’s beliefs, often by selecting facts in a one-sided way.
- Designed to win public approval for a cause, leader, or policy by repeating strong messages.
- Written or spoken in a forceful, emotional style meant to guide opinions rather than explain fairly.
Propagandistic (adjective)
Examples
- The report uses propagandistic persuasion by bias to shape opinions.
- Her speech is propagandistic persuasion by bias, not balanced information.