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propagandize

[prop-uh-gan-dahyz] / ˌprɒp əˈgæn daɪz /


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The taxpayer, he said, is wondering “why some instructors are able to use the classrooms to indoctrinate and propagandize his children against the traditional values of a free society in this country.”

From Los Angeles Times

Critics say the tactics include arbitrary imprisonment of more than one million civilians; setting up “reeducation” camps where Uyghurs are propagandized against their faith; forced labor; forced sterilizations; and torture, including sexual violence.

From Washington Times

Panahi was arrested last July and ordered to serve a previous sentence dating back to 2011 — on charges of propagandizing against the government — that had never been carried out.

From Seattle Times

Admittedly, I, like any proud Nittany Lion, had been gently propagandizing this notion to my son ever since he could talk.

From Salon

Voria Ghafouri, an Iranian soccer star, was also arrested that month for ’’insulting the national soccer team and propagandizing against the government.”

From Washington Times