Hatemonger

Pronunciation: /ˈheɪtˌmʌŋɡər/

Definitions of hatemonger

noun a person who stirs up hatred or prejudice against a particular group of people

Example Sentences

A1 A hatemonger spreads hate and negativity.

A2 People should not support hatemongers who promote division.

B1 The politician was accused of being a hatemonger due to his inflammatory remarks.

B2 It is important to condemn hatemongers who incite violence and discrimination.

C1 The media should not give a platform to hatemongers who propagate hatred.

C2 Society must actively work to counter the influence of hatemongers in order to promote peace and unity.

Examples of hatemonger in a Sentence

formal The politician was labeled a hatemonger for his divisive rhetoric.

informal I can't stand listening to that hatemonger on the radio.

slang That guy is such a hatemonger, always spreading hate everywhere.

figurative The online forum had turned into a breeding ground for hatemongers.

Grammatical Forms of hatemonger

• past tense: hatemongered
• plural: hatemongers
• comparative: more hatemongering
• superlative: most hatemongering
• present tense: hatemongers
• future tense: will hatemonger
• perfect tense: has hatemongered
• continuous tense: is hatemongering
• singular: hatemonger
• positive degree: hatemonger
• infinitive: to hatemonger
• gerund: hatemongering
• participle: hatemongering

Origin and Evolution of hatemonger

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'hatemonger' originated from the combination of 'hate' and 'monger', with 'monger' meaning a dealer or trader.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who incites hatred or promotes hostility, the term 'hatemonger' has evolved to encompass individuals who spread hate or prejudice through various means such as speech, actions, or propaganda.