Definitionadj. of or relating to or characterized by propaganda
Last update: August 13, 2015
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The democratic party in America is a great propagandist. [Please select]
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There can be no doubt that at this time the true form of Zoroastrianism and the sacred writings were preserved only in Persis, whereas everywhere else (in Parthia, in the Indo-Scythian kingdoms of the east and in the great propagandist movement in Armenia, Syria and Asia Minor, where it developed into Mithraism) it degenerated and was mixed with other cults and ideas. [Please select]
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He would make the poorest sort of propagandist or politician, for he doesn't advertise, and hates long arguments. [Please select]
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A man of affable manners, no one is better qualified to go abroad as a German propagandist than he. [Please select]
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The English temperament is favorable neither to this advance to extreme revolutionary inferences nor to this propagandist tendency. [Please select]
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His conduct as an Anglican priest was frankly that of a Roman propagandist. [Please select]
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The propagandist zeal of the revolution carried the French armies into Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, south Germany, and north Italy. [Please select]
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I found it too in _Der Grosse Krieg_, the official German propagandist picture-paper. [Please select]
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