Adolf Hitler was considered a demagogue because of his ability to incite the people.
The demagogue incensed the audience by explaining all the ways the opponent would ruin their lives.
Hitler was a famous demagogue who manipulated an entire nation with his passionate oratory, playing on their prejudices to achieve power. The demagogue condemned his opponents as immoral and uncaring.
Some words that contain 'gogue' are demagogue and synagogue.
n. person who appeals to people's prejudice;false leader of people.
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As a noun : " Playing upon the prejudices of the mob made the orator an excellent example of being a demagogue ."
Hitler was a famous demagogue who manipulated an entire nation with his passionate oratory, playing on their prejudices to achieve power. The demagogue condemned his opponents as immoral and uncaring.
demagogue
'Demagogue' is not a German word, it is an English word. It means 'one who is good at whipping up feelings or frenzy in a crowd'. Hitler and Lenin were demagogues.
Some words that contain 'gogue' are demagogue and synagogue.
There are three syllables. Dem-a-gogue.
Demagogue.
A rationalist is the opposite of a demagogue.
absolutely a demagogue.
A demagogue is a political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular passions and prejudices. The word is derived from the Greek words δῆμος (demos, meaning people) and ἀγωγός (agogos, meaning guide).
A demagogue is a politician who can whip up an audience into a frenzy. This was Hitler's greatest talent.
The word for a speaker who manipulates a crowd based on fear and hatred is demagogue.