0 present participle of propagandize
1 to create or spread propaganda about something or among a group:
Extremist groups have shown a keen interest in the internet as a means to propagandize.
State-run television is one of the government's main tools for propagandizing its policies.
He propagandized students in the ways of pacifism.
They should not use taxpayer money to lobby and propagandize.
We're not trying to propagandize anybody.
People can easily be propagandized.
This email campaign verges on propagandizing people.
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