propagandistic (Meaning)

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propagandistic (a)

of or relating to or characterized by propaganda

The film's portrayal of the government was criticized for being propagandistic.
The article had a propagandistic tone, promoting a biased perspective on the issue.
The politician's speech was filled with propagandistic slogans aimed at stirring up emotions.
The advertisement was accused of being propagandistic, presenting a one-sided view of the product.
The novel was praised for its nuanced portrayal of political themes, avoiding propagandistic messages.
The documentary was accused of being propagandistic, presenting a skewed view of historical events.
The website was flagged for containing propagandistic content designed to mislead readers.
The pamphlet distributed by the activist group was deemed propagandistic, exaggerating facts to support their cause.
The art exhibit was criticized for its propagandistic imagery, promoting a particular ideology.
The government's radio broadcasts were considered propagandistic, aiming to influence public opinion.

of or relating to or characterized by propaganda

publicity, advertising,campaign, ad, advertisement, poster, circular, promo, report, pronouncement

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The film's portrayal of the government was criticized for being propagandistic.

The article had a propagandistic tone, promoting a biased perspective on the issue.

The politician's speech was filled with propagandistic slogans aimed at stirring up emotions.

The advertisement was accused of being propagandistic, presenting a one-sided view of the product.