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Meanings of propagandist in English
Usage of propagandist in English
1
The path of the propagandist of social justice is strewn with thorns.
2
Builder, political governor, religious propagandist, reformer, patron of the arts and science.
3
Clearly, Jacques Bardoux has chosen to play the role of the propagandist.
4
The plums went to Protestants when the propagandist talked to a Catholic.
5
Practically speaking, the essence of propagandist Islam was a sentiment like this.
6
He was certain that she was the fair propagandist described by Sprouse.
7
Sincere infidelity is a sad thing, with little of the propagandist spirit.
8
Neither must it be supposed that he was a propagandist, a proselytizer.
9
The Eleusis Club was known all over England as a propagandist centre.
10
He may be a paid propagandist or merely a silly ignorant puppet.
11
I do not pose as a teacher, still less as a propagandist.
12
In what terms should the propagandist address himself to his victims' subconscious minds?
13
Was Pollock, wittingly or not, a propagandist for the US government?
14
Foster, Red leader and propagandist who is now a prisoner at Hart Island.
15
They were propagandist in intent, but could still be watched as action films.
16
The artist as propagandist-theunsuccessful artist with more facility than will.
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