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Meanings of demagoguery in anglès
Usage of demagoguery in anglès
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We need great freedom, no discrimination, no demagoguery and a lot of love.
2
The Northern political situation has yielded its fair share of demagoguery.
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Those who oppose change in some sense were re-energised by the Trump demagoguery.
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This evil breeds another: fickleness in the people means demagoguery in the leader, inevitably.
5
That makes for ripe ground for demagoguery, Springsteen said.
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It is a vision that has struck some commentators as an invitation to high-tech demagoguery.
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Never Trump activists are hoping to purge his brand of nativist demagoguery from the party.
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This kind of demagoguery is also the standard.
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A climate of demagoguery is what she craves.
10
Emmanuel Macron has responded by saying that this would be an act of "demagoguery".
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But democratic entitlement can lead to demagoguery.
12
He loves Greece, and loves running Greece, and he runs it extravagantly, practicing a kind of spontaneous demagoguery.
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None of these investigations are bogus, but all of them carry the Republican scent of demagoguery with them.
14
Farage himself may not be a demagogue, but in this campaign he has laid the foundations for demagoguery.
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Selfishness, fickleness, ignorance, irreverence in the people, with demagoguery in the leader-these are the menaces of American democracy.
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The highly staged move exhibited his tendency towards demagoguery and his persistent refusal to accept the science around Covid-19.
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