stormliqht
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  • 11-04-2022
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What connotation does the word propaganda have?

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zerospear0
zerospear0 zerospear0
  • 11-04-2022

Answer: Negative connotation

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Propaganda has generally been used as a negative connotation. For example "They have been influenced by the propaganda." Propaganda is a word used to describe information that may be fabricated or only partially true, with the information in the speaker's favour.

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daeyoung2433
daeyoung2433 daeyoung2433
  • 11-04-2022
Typically a negative connotation

It is often used in politics as well as in ads
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