propagandistic

/ˌpɹɑpəɡənˈdɪstɪk/ adj

Having the characteristics of propaganda; spreading propaganda.

Word Origin From Latin propagare 'to spread, extend' — originally a gardening term for layering plants, literally 'to fasten forward.' Propaganda came from the Catholic Church's Congregatio de Propaganda Fide (Committee for Propagating the Faith). Propagandistic describes something that spreads ideas, often with a biased slant. The root also gives us propagation and propagator.

adj Having the characteristics of propaganda; spreading propaganda.

The film's propagandistic tone was evident in its one-sided portrayal of the conflict.

(形容词) 宣传性质的

这部电影的宣传性基调在其对冲突的单方面描绘中显而易见。

(adjetivo) Que tiene las características de la propaganda; que difunde propaganda.

El tono propagandístico de la película era evidente en su representación sesgada del conflicto.

(adjectif) propagandiste [Qui a les caractéristiques de la propagande ; qui vise à diffuser ou à imposer une idée de manière partiale.]

Le ton **propagandistic** du film était évident dans sa présentation à sens unique du conflit.

(Adjektiv) propagandistisch [Propagandamäßig; in einer Weise, die typisch für Propaganda ist, d. h. gezielt einseitige Informationen verbreitet, um eine bestimmte Meinung oder Haltung zu fördern.]

Der **propagandistic**e Charakter des Films zeigte sich in seiner einseitigen Darstellung des Konflikts.

(形容詞) プロパガンダの特徴を持つ、プロパガンダを広める性質のこと。

その映画の一方的な紛争描写には、明らかに宣伝的な tone が感じられた。

(adjetivo) propagandístico; panfletário; doutrinário [Que possui as características de propaganda; que espalha propaganda.]

O tom propagandístico do filme era evidente em sua representação unilateral do conflito.

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