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Impassioned appeals to the prejudices and emotions of the populace.

        demagogia
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        Examples for "demagoguery"
        Examples for "demagoguery"
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        We need great freedom, no discrimination, no demagoguery and a lot of love.
        The Guardian
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        The Northern political situation has yielded its fair share of demagoguery.
        The Irish Times
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        Those who oppose change in some sense were re-energised by the Trump demagoguery.
        The Guardian
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        This evil breeds another: fickleness in the people means demagoguery in the leader, inevitably.
        The Soul of Democracy / The Philosophy of the World War in Relat...
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        That makes for ripe ground for demagoguery, Springsteen said.
        The Guardian
        Uso de demagogy em inglês
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        They fail in diplomacy, they fail in debate, they fail even in demagogy.
        The Appetite of Tyranny: Including Letters to an Old Garibaldian
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        My nephew is not my nephew, woman; he is blasphemy, sacrilege, atheism, demagogy.
        Dona Perfecta
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        These are the veriest platitudes of demagogy, but they are true-absolutelyand undeniably true.
        The "Goldfish" / Being the Confessions af a Successful Man
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        Never, never ever must we allow the demagogy of a Björn Höcke to go unchallenged.
        The Guardian
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        I did this because I wanted to show that I don't agree with this demagogy.
        The Guardian
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        He abhorred demagogy just as he abhorred corruption.
        Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography
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        Do you know what demagogy is?
        Dona Perfecta
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        Thanks to him the wave of demagogy halts at the temple door and evil fails to triumph in the District.
        The Torrent (Entre Naranjos)
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        They speculate on it, they work upon it by a demagogy which nothing can stop....
        Ten Days That Shook the World
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        So, too, is demagogy.
        Public Opinion
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        In his victory speech, Mr Fritch said voters had chosen realism over demagogy, autonomy over independence and development over welfare assistance.
        Radio NZ
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        Her inscrutable demeanour and robotic speeches conceal a fervour that would be instantly identifiable as demagogy in a more expressive politician.
        The Guardian
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        But two or three generations of demagogy have created a race of corsairs who know every trick and secret of the trade.
        Jean-Christophe Journey's End
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        It is probably true that the greatest danger of our future is the peril of classes, and inseparably connected with classes the menace of demagogy.
        The Young Man and the World
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        They fail in diplomacy, they fail in debate, they fail even in demagogy.
        The Appetite of Tyranny: Including Letters to an Old Garibaldian
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        My nephew is not my nephew, woman; he is blasphemy, sacrilege, atheism, demagogy.
        Dona Perfecta
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        Demagogy ao longo do tempo