hatemongering
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9.1
- noun
- /ˈheɪtˌmʌŋɡərɪŋ/
- Offensive
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incitación al odio
- That means concentrating on white achievements and civilization, avoiding hatemongering and denigrating other folk (unless forced to, obviously).
Examples
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Just this week, the Vatican's chief official in the Holy Land gave a scathing condemnation of the Israeli government and its educational system, which it accused of hatemongering against Christians and Muslims.
Blog text (28) -
What conditions would have enabled them to resist the hatemongering that, as one informant said, "made the war inevitable before the first shot was even fired"?
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But there were (and still are) women involved in hatemongering, and probably more.
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Humanists have a responsibility to confront hatemongering.
Academic text (1999) -
I still only see the hatemongering, racist, anti-Semite, "reverend" from the eighties.
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I'm so sorry she has the power to destroy your SS's sense of well-being and security and to invade your household with her hatemongering.
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My father was both an articulate defender of traditional Mennonite pacifism and a critic of the hatemongering preacher Gerald Winrod and his anti-Semitic propaganda.
Academic text (1999) -
The politician's speech was filled with hatemongering that incited violence against minority groups.
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The article highlighted the dangers of hatemongering in social media and its impact on community relations.
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Activists rallied against the hatemongering rhetoric that had taken hold in public discourse.
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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8.4
Saying or writing very harsh and unfair things about someone to damage their reputation
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 as a noun comes from hate + monger, with monger meaning 'seller' or someone who 'spreads' ideas, as in fishmonger or warmonger. So, hatemongering is the act of spreading or 'selling' hate in speech, writing, or actions.