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metapropaganda

metapropaganda noun: a type of propaganda that seeks to influence an audience by either persuading or dissuading them about other given propaganda.

Noun

metapropaganda (uncountable)

  1. A type of propaganda that seeks to influence an audience by either persuading or dissuading them about other given propaganda.
    • Counterpropaganda that seeks to characterize an opposing propaganda as a false message is a form of metapropaganda.

Origin of metapropaganda

From meta- + propaganda.

Questions about metapropaganda

What does metapropaganda mean?
Metapropaganda means a type of propaganda that seeks to influence an audience by either persuading or dissuading them about other given propaganda.
What part of speech is metapropaganda?
Metapropaganda is a noun.

Words near metapropaganda in the dictionary

  1. metaprogrammer
  2. metaprogrammers
  3. metaprogrammes
  4. metaprogramming
  5. metaprograms
  6. metapropaganda
  7. metaproperties
  8. metaproperty
  9. metaprophylactic
  10. metaprophylaxis
  11. metaproposition

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