newspeak

• Substantivo que designa uma linguagem deliberadamente ambígua e contraditória, usada para enganar e manipular a opinião pública; termo cunhado por George Orwell em 1984.

A noun referring to a deliberately ambiguous and contradictory language used to mislead and manipulate the public.

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1. Manipulative languageC2formal

   A deliberately ambiguous and contradictory language used to mislead and manipulate the public, often by controlling or limiting the meaning of words.

   Linguagem manipulativa

   • The government's use of newspeak made it difficult for citizens to understand the true nature of the policies.
   • In the dystopian novel, newspeak was designed to reduce the range of thought.
   • Critics accused the corporation of employing newspeak to disguise its unethical practices.

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