n.煽动主义，煽动

The politician's speech was filled with demagogism, exploiting people's fears for personal gain.
这位政治家的演讲充满了蛊惑人心的言论，利用人们的恐惧以谋取私利。
His demagogic promises of quick solutions to complex problems won him the support of many unsuspecting voters.
他那些解决复杂问题的民粹主义承诺，赢得了众多不明真相选民的支持。
The rally was criticized for promoting demagogism over rational discourse.
这次集会被批评为推崇煽动性言论而非理性讨论。
The candidate resorted to demagogism, attacking minority groups to stir up emotions and gain popularity.
该候选人诉诸民粹主义，攻击少数群体以激起情绪并提升自己的受欢迎度。
The historian warned against the dangers of demagogism, which throughout history has led to societal divisions.
历史学家警告要警惕民粹主义的危险，它在历史上多次导致社会分裂。
The media should not give a platform to demagogues who spread misinformation and hatred.
媒体不应为那些散布错误信息和仇恨的民粹主义者提供平台。
Demagogism often thrives in times of economic uncertainty, preying on people's insecurities.
在经济不确定时期，民粹主义往往会盛行，利用人们的不安全感。
The charismatic leader's demagogic speeches concealed his true intentions behind appealing slogans.
那位有魅力的领导人的民粹主义演说，用吸引人的口号掩盖了其真实意图。
In a democracy, it is essential to distinguish between genuine debate and demagogic rhetoric.
在民主社会中，区分真正的辩论与民粹主义言辞至关重要。
The rise of demagogism underscores the need for critical thinking education among citizens.
民粹主义的兴起强调了培养公民批判性思维教育的必要性。