propagandize
/ˌprɑpəˈɡændaɪz/
verb
- To spread ideas, information, or beliefs in a biased or misleading way to influence people's opinions, especially for political purposes.
- The government tried to propagandize citizens through state-controlled media.
- Some companies propagandize their products by exaggerating benefits and hiding risks.
- During the war, both sides used posters and films to propagandize their cause.
- To promote or publicize a particular set of ideas or principles in a persistent, often one-sided manner.
- He propagandizes his political views at every family dinner.
- The school was accused of propagandizing students with a narrow version of history.
- The activist group spent years propagandizing for environmental reform.
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