PROPAGANDIZE Definition & Meaning

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propagandize

[ prop-uh-gan-dahyz ]

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verb (used with object)

propagandized, propagandizing.

to subject to propaganda:
The Foreign Affairs department developed a plan to propagandize enemy countries.
to propagate or publicize (principles, dogma, etc.) by means of propaganda:
The newspaper was accused of propagandizing state-approved stories rather than providing factual coverage.

verb (used without object)

propagandized, propagandizing.

to carry on or disseminate propaganda:
Government agencies are supposed to be politically neutral, and are not supposed to propagandize in favor of specific agendas.

propagandize

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verb

tr to spread by propaganda
tr to subject to propaganda
intr to spread or organize propaganda

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�y��vlog History and Origins

Origin of propagandize¹

First recorded in 1835–45; propagand(a) + -ize

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At that point, it lost its ability to see straight and began to propagandize itself.

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“The grave reality is that, in America, we exist in the most propagandized civilization of all time,” DeLoach said.

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And don’t forget the Veterans Day celebrations that propagandize military service to young children or the military recruiters in public schools.

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Fox will continue to propagandize Trump to low-information voters in service to Murdoch’s and Trump donors’ deep-pocket interests and no surprise there.

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Baier has since signed on to Fox News’ right-wing propagandizing, which showed through in his questions and the visuals backing them up.

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