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demagogic

/ˌdem.əˈɡɒdʒ.ɪk/

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adjective

C2formalcommonpolitical/ˌdem.əˈɡɒdʒ.ɪk/

Relating to or characteristic of a demagogue; appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than rational argument.

ruОтносящийся к демагогу или характерный для него; апеллирующий к народным желаниям и предрассудкам, а не к рациональным аргументам.esRelativo al demagogo o característico de él; que apela a los deseos y prejuicios del pueblo en lugar de a argumentos racionales.frRelatif au démagogue ou caractéristique de lui; qui fait appel aux désirs et aux préjugés du peuple plutôt qu'à des arguments rationnels.deEin Demagoge seiend oder für ihn typisch; an die Wünsche und Vorurteile des Volkes appellierend statt an rationale Argumente.ptRelativo a demagogo ou próprio dele; que apela às emoções, desejos e preconceitos do povo em vez de argumentos racionais, geralmente para ganhar apoio político.zh指煽动民众的,或具有煽动者特征的;通过诉诸民众的欲望和偏见而非理性论证来蛊惑人心。arمنسوب إلى الديماغوجي أو مميز له؛ يخاطب رغبات الجماهير وأحكامهم المسبقة بالتحريض والاستمالة بدل الاحتكام إلى الحجج العقلانية.

  1. Characteristic of a demagogue C1 formal

    Relating to or resembling a political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular prejudices and emotions rather than by using rational argument.

    • His demagogic speech stirred up fear and anger among the crowd.
    • The candidate's demagogic tactics were criticized by the media.
    • She warned against the rise of demagogic rhetoric in politics.

    ruДемагогическийesDemagógicofrdémagogiquedeDemagogischptDemagógicozh煽动性的arديماغوجي

    Synonyms: agitativeincendiaryinflammatorypopulistrabble-rousing

    Antonyms: honestlogicalprincipledrationalreasonable

  • more demagogic comparative form
  • most demagogic superlative form