demagogy in Greek
demagogy in Greek is δημαγωγία — demagogy means rule by a demagogue, or a state governed in that way.
demagogy in Greek
δημαγωγία
Pronounced: dimagogia
(uncountable) Rule by demagogue.
What does "demagogy" mean?
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noun Rule by a demagogue, or a state governed in that way.
"Ancient writers warned that democracy could slide into demagogy."
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noun The behavior or manner of a demagogue.
"His speech was pure demagogy, full of promises and blame."
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demagogy in a sentence
- Ancient writers warned that democracy could slide into demagogy.
- Critics described the regime as little more than demagogy.
- His speech was pure demagogy, full of promises and blame.
- Voters grew tired of the demagogy of the campaign.
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What is "demagogy" in Greek?
"demagogy" in Greek is δημαγωγία. demagogy means: Rule by a demagogue, or a state governed in that way.
How do you pronounce δημαγωγία?
"demagogy" in Greek is δημαγωγία, pronounced "dimagogia".
How do you use "demagogy" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient writers warned that democracy could slide into demagogy." In Greek, "demagogy" is δημαγωγία.
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