demagogy / ˈdɛm əˌgoʊ dʒi, -ˌgɔ dʒi, -ˌgɒdʒ i /
📖毕业后词汇蛊惑人心妖言惑众哗众取宠蛊惑性
demagogy 的定义
n. 名词 noun- Chiefly British. demagoguery.
- the character of a demagogue.
- a body of demagogues.
更多demagogy例句
- Clear away all the demagogy and scare tactics, and Obamacare is, at its core, Romneycare across state lines.
- "The country became very susceptibly to demagogy," Brzezinski said.
- The next six years found unhappy Spain delivered up to every excess of demagogy and disorder.
- But it was not enough to abolish liberty by conjuring up the spectre of demagogy.
- Besides, atheism fits in very well, whatever Robespierre may have thought, with the general sentiments of the baser demagogy.
- The minority who have no turn for demagogy are demagogues though they do not like it, and because they are forced by necessity.
- Sir Edward Carson's speeches in Ulster, indeed, are the most extreme instances of demagogy we have had in recent years.