propagandist in English

adjective

1

consisting of or spreading propaganda.

propagandist films

noun

1

a person who promotes or publicizes a particular organization or cause.

a highly persuasive political propagandist

synonyms: promoter, champion, supporter, proponent, advocate, campaigner, crusader, publicist, evangelist, apostle

adjective

propagandistic

noun

promoter, champion, supporter, proponent, advocate, campaigner, crusader, publicist, evangelist, apostle

Use "propagandist" in a sentence

1. "The propagandist is a man who Canalises an already existing stream

2. The cunning propagandist loves such shortcuts—especially those that short-circuit rational thought.

3. “Don’t Impeach Trump, Annul His Presidency,” was the headline — not by some unpaid HuffPo propagandist, but by ex-Clinton administration Secretary of Labor Robert Reich

4. Byrnes of South Carolina claimed the average southern Black man was “happy and contented and will remain so if the propagandist of the I.W.W., the Bolsheviki …

5. Johanna Brandt (18 November 1876 in Heidelberg, South African Republic – 13 January 1964 in Newlands, Cape Town) was a South African propagandist of Afrikaner nationalism, spy during the Boer War, prophet and writer on controversial health subjects.

6. However, Nazi propagandist Arthur Dietrich and his agents in Mexico successfully manipulated editorials covering the European war via Bribings, leading major oil companies to boycot Mexican oil following Lázaro Cárdenas’ nationalization of the domestic oil industry, …

7. Garrison is no propagandist making Anapests of her cant.; Edgar Lee Masters ( 1869-1950 ) sometimes dispensed poetry in iambics and Anapests.; Henry Livingston, however, lifted frequently from such bawdy Anapests, by Foster's analysis.; Instead the Bach works represent " a triumph of the anapest, " which has a joyous rhythm.; Say it aloud and listen to the satisfying anapest rhythm