demagogic (Meaning)

Wordnet

demagogic (a)

characteristic of or resembling a demagogue

Webster

Alt. of Demagogical

No weak antonyms found.

The demagogic leader manipulated public opinion with inflammatory speeches.
His demagogic tactics relied on exploiting people's fears and prejudices.
The demagogic candidate appealed to emotions rather than reason to sway voters.
The demagogic rhetoric used by the politician stirred up resentment and division.
Despite his demagogic approach, many saw through his deceptive tactics.
The demagogic leader's promises were often unrealistic and unattainable.
His demagogic speeches were designed to incite anger and mobilize supporters.
The demagogic appeal to nationalism resonated with certain segments of the population.
The demagogic tactics employed by the cult leader preyed upon the vulnerability of his followers.
The demagogic nature of his leadership style ultimately led to social unrest and instability.

characteristic of or resembling a demagogueAlt. of Demagogical

traitorous, treacherous, agitating, seditious,rabble-rousing, treasonous, revolutionary, insurgent, disobedient,defiant

steadfast, staunch,constant, constant, devoted, staunch, loyal, devoted, true, true

The demagogic leader manipulated public opinion with inflammatory speeches.

His demagogic tactics relied on exploiting people's fears and prejudices.

The demagogic candidate appealed to emotions rather than reason to sway voters.

The demagogic rhetoric used by the politician stirred up resentment and division.