brainwash (Meaning)

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brainwash (v)

persuade completely, often through coercion

submit to brainwashing; indoctrinate forcibly

No weak antonyms found.

The cult leader used sophisticated techniques to brainwash his followers into unquestioning loyalty.
Propaganda can be a powerful tool to manipulate and brainwash the masses.
Some argue that certain advertisements aim to brainwash consumers into buying products they don't need.
He underwent extensive counseling to overcome the brainwashing he experienced during his time in the extremist group.
The dictator's regime employed propaganda to brainwash citizens into supporting oppressive policies.
Parents worry about the influence of social media on their children, fearing it may brainwash them with unrealistic ideals.
Cults often use isolation and repetition to brainwash recruits into accepting their beliefs.
Education should encourage critical thinking skills to prevent individuals from being easily brainwashed.
It's important to be vigilant against attempts to brainwash vulnerable populations through misinformation.
The documentary exposed the methods used by authoritarian regimes to brainwash their citizens.

persuade completely, often through coercion, submit to brainwashing; indoctrinate forcibly

convince, attract, influence, get, sell, entice, lure, satisfy, persuade, convert

dissuade, deter, deter,discourage, dissuade, discourage, unsell,unsell,

The cult leader used sophisticated techniques to brainwash his followers into unquestioning loyalty.

Propaganda can be a powerful tool to manipulate and brainwash the masses.

Some argue that certain advertisements aim to brainwash consumers into buying products they don't need.

He underwent extensive counseling to overcome the brainwashing he experienced during his time in the extremist group.