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demagogy [ˈdeməgɒgi, am. angl. -gɑ:gi] SAM. brez mn. slabš.

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Rejection of religious dogma and demagogy.

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He resorted to demagogy, depoliticization and illusions of concord.

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The modern refugee dilemma is one of unequal treatment and unequal distribution, clouded by demagogy.

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As a result, income and wealth inequality within countries has increased as has support for anti-establishment political parties whose policies are based more on nationalism, populism, and demagogy.

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He appealed to common sense when describing current events and explaining public administration strategies, something that political observers acknowledged as being extremely effective, while critics dismissed as demagogy.

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The first one is demagogy: the leader seeks to satisfy by appealing to the people's fears and passions.

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Propaganda is the obeisance that demagogy and autocracy pay to the human desire to understand and to do the right thing.

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How is this demagogy permitted?

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Bad manners or not, this is political strategy per pragmatism and not demagogy.

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Their demagogy is egregious because it preys on some of the most vulnerable people in our society.

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