demagogical Sentence Examples
- The demagogical politician exploited public fears to gain support for his agenda.
- Her demagogical speech was filled with appeals to emotion rather than reason.
- The demagogical leader used divisive rhetoric to pit groups against each other.
- Despite his demagogical tactics, many saw through his attempts to manipulate public opinion.
- His demagogical behavior alienated potential allies and deepened existing divides.
- The demagogical appeal to nationalism stirred up nationalist sentiments among the population.
- The demagogical candidate relied on simplistic solutions to complex problems.
- His demagogical promises of prosperity rang hollow in the face of economic realities.
- The demagogical nature of his leadership style undermined trust in democratic institutions.
- The demagogical use of propaganda was aimed at shaping public perception and controlling the narrative.
demagogical Meaning
Wordnet
demagogical (a)
characteristic of or resembling a demagogue
Webster
demagogical (a.)
Relating to, or like, a demagogue; factious.
Synonyms & Antonyms of demagogical
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characteristic of or resembling a demagogueRelating to, or like, a demagogue; factious.
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The demagogical politician exploited public fears to gain support for his agenda.
Her demagogical speech was filled with appeals to emotion rather than reason.
The demagogical leader used divisive rhetoric to pit groups against each other.
Despite his demagogical tactics, many saw through his attempts to manipulate public opinion.
