hatemongering
- adjective
- /ˈheɪtˌmʌŋɡərɪŋ/
- Offensive
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de incitación al odio
- The politician's speech was filled with hatemongering rhetoric that incited violence against minorities.
Examples
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Let's also recall that the chairman of the Suzuki Foundation is Hoggan, the author of Desmogblog, the racist hatemongering blog that attacks scientists.
Blog text (19) -
Many social media posts are hatemongering, spreading divisive views that harm community relations.
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The documentary highlighted the dangers of hatemongering in media and its impact on public opinion.
Synonyms
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5.1
Speech that attacks a group and encourages others to harm or treat them unfairly, like race, religion, gender
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9.5
To win support by using strong emotion and fear in speeches
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8.1
To encourage people to do something illegal or violent
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4.8
Making unfair personal attacks to damage someone's reputation in politics
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8.4
Saying or writing very harsh and unfair things about someone to damage their reputation
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8.4
Unfair criticism that makes someone or their work seem bad
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8.6
Making ordinary people angry or excited about politics
Encouraging people to cause trouble or public anger
A practice of spreading biased information to make people accept certain ideas
Antonyms
How Hateful
Surface Forms
Morphology
hatemongering = hatemonger (semi-transparent) = hate + monger + ing
Adding '-ing' to 'hatemonger' is a regular and easily recognized derivation, though the base compound itself is only partly transparent.
Etymology
Hatemongering combines hate and monger, where monger originally meant a 'seller', like in fishmonger, and later came to mean someone who 'spreads' something, like in warmonger. So, to call speech hatemongering is to say it is 'selling' or spreading hate to others.