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Meanings of propagandist (propagandists) in English
Usage of propagandists in English
1
At other times, insurgent propagandists used similar methods as their U.S. counterparts.
2
The American people are the propagandists and not the misers of liberty.
3
But, as in Sweden, the German propagandists are at work in Norway.
4
Contrary to the propagandists of left and right, civil servants obey orders.
5
But the propagandists do it nevertheless, and their propaganda thrives upon it.
6
These organizations have always existed: They're old-school propagandists with new-school, tech-savvy reach.
7
But, aided by human-loyal aliens, a few skeptics reject the smooth-talking propagandists.
8
It is a criminal offence, and propagandists are liable to swift arrest.
9
All these movements of lesser so-called nationalities are fostered by Prussian propagandists.
10
Foch knew that German propagandists were continually fanning this resentment against England.
11
German propagandists are there now, fomenting strife and trouble between our countries.
12
They had been propagandists to make Himmler and Trotsky blush as amateurs.
13
Of course, enemy propagandists shouldn't be allowed to masquerade as journalists.
14
That's why we rightly take on extreme Islamist propagandists advocating violence.
15
The government has accused the two doctors of being propagandists for the LTTE.
16
The hopes of the agitators proved as delusive as those of the propagandists.
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