propagandise

• Verbo usado para designar a ação de disseminar ou promover um determinado conjunto de ideias, informações ou doutrina, frequentemente de forma tendenciosa ou enganosa. Pode também significar fazer propaganda ou divulgar ativamente algo em favor de uma causa.

A verb used to indicate the act of spreading or promoting a particular set of ideas, information, or doctrine, often in a biased or misleading way.

1. Subject to propagandaC1formalpolitical

   To influence or indoctrinate people by spreading biased or misleading information to promote a particular political cause or point of view.

   Submeter à propaganda

   • The regime attempted to propagandise the population through state-controlled media.
   • During the war, both sides sought to propagandise their own citizens.
   • The government was accused of using schools to propagandise children.

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2. Spread by propagandaC1formalpolitical

   To disseminate or promote ideas, information, or doctrine through propaganda methods.

   Propagar por propaganda

   • The organization propagandised its message through leaflets and social media.
   • They propagandised the idea of national unity across the country.
   • The movement propagandised its beliefs to gain more followers.

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