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单词 propagandist
释义
propagandist
noun[C]
politicsmainlydisapproving
uk
/ˌprɒp.əˈɡæn.dɪst/us
/ˌprɑː.pəˈɡæn.dɪst/
someone whocreatesorspreadspropaganda:
宣传者；鼓吹者
Communist/Nazi/Republican/right-wingpropagandists宣扬共产主义／纳粹／共和党理念／右翼思想的人
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Lies, lying & hypocrisy
  • a pack of liesidiom
  • artifice
  • bad faith
  • black is whiteidiom
  • cakeism
  • canard
  • falsehood
  • falsification
  • feedsomeonea lineidiom
  • fib
  • fiction
  • lie
  • mistruth
  • myth
  • mythologically
  • mythologize
  • venality
  • weasel words
  • white lie
  • whopper
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propagandist
adjective
politicsmainlydisapproving
uk
/ˌprɒp.əˈɡæn.dɪst/us
/ˌprɑː.pəˈɡæn.dɪst/
relatingtopropaganda(=informationthat isspreadwith theintentionofchangingpeople'sopinions)or to someone whocreatesorspreadsit:
Thepaperswerefullof the mostblatantpropagandistnonsense.
Propagandistpamphletswerestrewnabout thecountryside.
More examples
  • On hisreleasefromprisonhebecamea propagandist film-maker.
  • It is astirringpropagandistdocumentaryabout theheroicsofordinaryfiremenduring the Blitz.
  • Theofficialpressremainslaughably propagandist.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Lies, lying & hypocrisy
  • a pack of liesidiom
  • artifice
  • bad faith
  • black is whiteidiom
  • cakeism
  • canard
  • falsehood
  • falsification
  • feedsomeonea lineidiom
  • fib
  • fiction
  • lie
  • mistruth
  • myth
  • mythologically
  • mythologize
  • venality
  • weasel words
  • white lie
  • whopper
See more results »
(Definition ofpropagandistfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
propagandist
noun[C]
politicsmainlydisapproving
uk
/ˌprɒp.əˈɡæn.dɪst/us
/ˌprɑː.pəˈɡæn.dɪst/
someone whocreatesorspreadspropaganda
宣传者；鼓吹者
Communist/Nazi/Republican/right-wingpropagandists宣扬共产主义／纳粹／共和党理念／右翼思想的人

Examplesofpropagandist

propagandist
This forced artists who refused to act as political propagandists to hold unofficial artistic discourses in secret.
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The employment of individuals as propagandists was encouraged by factionalism on both sides.
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By 1640 the situation was explosive, exacerbated by propagandists who salvaged images from previous decades.
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Alternatively, qualifying remarks may have been excised by thepropagandistto maintain the shock value of the opening sentence.
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The membership fees were purposefully kept low so that the propagandists who combed the shopping streets around the new year met with less resistance.
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The social ' crisis ' at home was described most vividly by propagandists for colonial plantations.
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A successfulpropagandistfor reform and free trade, he was also indefatigable as lecturer and platform speaker.
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It shows that archaeologists should not only be excellent negotiators on a national level, but also energetic propagandists on a regional level.
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The cobbler mystic was the greatestpropagandistof his own myth.
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Journalists now think of themselves as professionals instead of government propagandists.
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Subsequent chapters focus on actors and audiences, control and censorship, genre, and the didactic,propagandistuse of drama and spectacle.
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The playwright uses the motifs of thepropagandistliterature, and references the questionable values of imperialist expansion and of uncritical nationalism.
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Seized upon by conformist propagandists, the episode became the subject of several brutally anti-puritan tracts.
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Politicians' relationships with propagandists took a variety of forms, including the strategic leaking of information, editorial supervision, and co-authorship.
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Some of them rejected their official role as political propagandists and, in secret, continued to produce works which were politically, and therefore artistically, unacceptable.
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