noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
subversive propaganda/literature
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
communist
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We are the last nation to acknowledge the Communist propaganda of 47 years ago.
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Its collection of Communist propaganda is now being dismantled.
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He swallowed the Communist propaganda about Mihailovich being inactive and treating with the enemy.
political
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They've also been plastered on walls usually reserved for political propaganda .
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There was less interest in programmes on political subjects and an actual dislike of political propaganda programmes such as Nation and Humanism.
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But to subject a patient to political propaganda within the context of a consulting-room discussion about treatment is both unprofessional and cruel.
soviet
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Their purpose was to affirm Soviet propaganda about the evils of capitalism.
■ NOUN
campaign
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In Najaf, Khomeini had begun a propaganda campaign against the Shah and his regime by circulating audio cassettes containing his pronouncements.
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Than Tun stepped up the propaganda campaign to end military government.
effort
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The coming of war in 1914 quickly gave new impetus to the hitherto rather limited and amateurish propaganda efforts of governments.
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They offer little protection against heavily financed, one-sided campaigns and special-interest propaganda efforts .
exercise
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The representatives of the media should see the meeting as a constructive activity and not just a propaganda exercise .
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They are part of the propaganda exercise of doubt itself.
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Were all the sendings of messengers, offers and counter-offers, a propaganda exercise , a charade?
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Franco was assisted in the orchestration of this propaganda exercise by a convenient coincidence of the calendar.
machine
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Anyway, there was always the suspicion that they were exaggerated by Stalin's propaganda machine .
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The chancery was used as a propaganda machine perhaps as never before.
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Even Saddam's propaganda machine failed to bring that lie to life.
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We have to find a way to utilise our fifty thousand members as an educational and propaganda machine .
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The malai propaganda machine had always lied about the scale of casualties in our earlier Civil War.
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But in recent weeks it has cranked an impressive propaganda machine into action.
purpose
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It is inconceivable that Edward would, for propaganda purposes , have falsely implicated one of his own household knights in treason.
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The railway industry had a propaganda purpose in the streamlining of outlines and in the new doctrine of modernism in these years.
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In some instances, I believe, spurious cases were cobbled together for propaganda purposes .
value
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But its propaganda value should not be allowed to deflect the urgent need for reform.
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But the caution of other princes may not have blinded their followers to the possible propaganda value of the Laudes.
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Such a confirmation was to be of great propaganda value to the papacy in addition to its immediate political and financial value.
war
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Even the mobile telephone has become a weapon in the propaganda war .
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Mr Barak has not just lost his majority; he has lost the propaganda war , too.
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Instead they were treated to a live on-air, across the networks propaganda war , with Al Gore firing the first salvos.
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It was thus necessary to reanimate local antislavery societies, renew the propaganda war , and once more undertake large-scale petitioning.
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We pride ourselves on having won the propaganda war .
■ VERB
use
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At the same same they are using propaganda and terror to boost their position in the countryside.
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A place where there are no foreign journalists, no chance to use him for propaganda .
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The chancery was used as a propaganda machine perhaps as never before.
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In ways such as these coinage was used for contemporary propaganda .
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And they are not above using some sharp contemporary propaganda .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Propaganda is a tool of war.
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a propaganda film
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a piece of anti-Communist propaganda
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In Najaf, Khomeini had begun a propaganda campaign against the Shah.
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Neo-Nazi propaganda
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Radio Marti is still there, spewing its US propaganda across the waters toward Cuba.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Anyway, there was always the suspicion that they were exaggerated by Stalin's propaganda machine.
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Beginning in the 1970s, petrodollars financed the propaganda that encouraged submission and repudiated reflection.
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But such propaganda may not be welcomed.
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Coevolution can be seen as two parties snared in the web of mutual propaganda .
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Externally, a range of print media is available for the insertion of company propaganda , should the occasion arise.
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His name is known around the world-its prestige would be great propaganda against our enemies.
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In other words, at these points, Dawkins depends on propaganda and rhetoric.
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It was a lesson in propaganda he did not forget.