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post-truth
[ pohst-trooth ]
adjective
- relating to or existing in an environment in which facts are viewed as irrelevant, or less important than personal beliefs and opinions, and emotional appeals are used to influence public opinion:
post-truth politics.
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Origin of post-truth1
Example Sentences
But, as witnessed with the aid cuts, arguing about the human impact or fairness will not fly in the current set-up, in the face of "disruptive populism and post-fact, post-truth society", Dr Kituyi argues.
With the election of Trump to a second term, there's been a lot said about the "post-truth" moment that Republican voters live in.
Post-truth is more than simply lying; it attempts to undermine the very notion of truth – that experts can be trusted, facts can be disentangled from fiction and truth is knowable or even matters.
Post-truth, in many ways, derives from conservative psychology and serves the aims of the authoritarian leaders they follow.
Conspiracy theories are central to conservative post-truth.
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