Political Propaganda

noun the act of persuading or leading someone into doing something by deception or flattery

• The salesman's inveiglement tactics were transparent to the discerning customer.
• She tried to inveigle me into going shopping with her, but I declined.
• He used his smooth talking skills to inveigle his way into getting a discount.
• The politician's inveiglement of the public was met with skepticism and scrutiny.

noun a small booklet or leaflet containing information or arguments about a single subject

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• The pamphlet provided detailed information about the new government policies.
• I picked up a pamphlet about the upcoming concert at the mall.
• I found a cool pamphlet with tips on how to ace your exams.
• Her words were like a pamphlet of wisdom, guiding me through tough times.

verb past tense of prejudice

adjective showing an unreasonable dislike or distrust of a particular group of people

• The judge was accused of being prejudiced against the defendant.
• I can't believe how prejudiced some people can be.
• Don't listen to him, he's just a prejudiced jerk.
• Her mind was like a closed book, prejudiced against new ideas.