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brainwashed

/ˈbreɪn.wɒʃt/

Traducción: Describe a una persona que ha sido sometida a un proceso intenso y sistemático de manipulación o adoctrinamiento con el fin de cambiar sus creencias u opiniones, generalmente hasta el punto de aceptarlas sin cuestionarlas., Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de obligar a alguien a cambiar sus creencias u opiniones mediante presión psicológica intensa o manipulación.

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adjective

C1formalcommon/ˈbreɪn.wɒʃt/

Describes a person who has been subjected to intense, systematic indoctrination to change their beliefs or attitudes.

  • 🇪🇸Describe a una persona que ha sido sometida a un proceso intenso y sistemático de manipulación o adoctrinamiento con el fin de cambiar sus creencias u opiniones, generalmente hasta el punto de aceptarlas sin cuestionarlas.
  1. Subjected to forced indoctrination C1 formal

    Having been subjected to intensive, systematic persuasion or manipulation to change one's beliefs, often resulting in the rejection of previous ideas and acceptance of new ones.

    • The cult members appeared completely brainwashed by their leader.
    • He felt brainwashed after years of propaganda.
    • The documentary showed how people can become brainwashed by extremist ideologies.

    🇪🇸lavado de cerebro

    Sinónimos: conditioned

    Antónimos: autonomousfree-thinkingindependent

  • more brainwashed comparative form
  • most brainwashed superlative form

verb

C1formalcommon/ˈbreɪn.wɒʃ/

A verb used to indicate the act of forcing someone to change their beliefs or attitudes through intense psychological pressure or manipulation.

  • 🇪🇸Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de obligar a alguien a cambiar sus creencias u opiniones mediante presión psicológica intensa o manipulación.
  1. Forcibly indoctrinate B2 formal

    To force someone to change their beliefs or attitudes through intense, often coercive methods.

    • The cult tried to brainwash its members into following a strict ideology.
    • Prisoners of war were often brainwashed by their captors.
    • She felt that the advertisement was trying to brainwash consumers into buying unnecessary products.

    🇪🇸lavar el cerebro

    Sinónimos: conditionindoctrinateprogram

  2. Persuade completely B2 informal

    To convince someone completely, often through repeated or manipulative messaging.

    • The politician's speeches seemed to brainwash the audience into supporting his policies.
    • He was brainwashed by the constant propaganda on social media.
    • They tried to brainwash her into believing that the product was essential for her health.

    🇪🇸lavar el cerebro

    Sinónimos: conditionconvertconvinceindoctrinateinfluenceprogramsway

  • brainwashed past participle
  • brainwashed past simple
  • brainwashing present participle
  • brainwashes third person singular