demagogic

English

demagogic (comparative more demagogic, superlative most demagogic)

Of or pertaining to demagogy or a demagogue.
- 1990 February 4, Jorge Cortiñas, “Selling Out Immigrants”, in Gay Community News, volume 17, number 29, page 10:
  Politicians knew that the law [barring HIV-positive immigrants] would do nothing to stop the spread of AIDS, and that medical experts agreed the law would actually facilitate it. But politicians did know a cheap and demagogic way to "do something" about AIDS.
- 2015 October 12, Jason Stanley, “Democracy and the Demagogue”, in The New York Times‎^[1]:
  The desire for politicians who are sincere explains not only the strategic value of demagoguery (and hence the campaign choices of candidates like Trump who may not in fact believe their own demagogic bombast).

of or pertaining to demagogy or a demagogue

Asturian: demagóxicu
Belarusian: дэмагагі́чны (demahahíčny)
Catalan: demagògic
Czech: demagogický (cs)
Danish: demagogisk
Dutch: demagogisch (nl)
Esperanto: demagogia (eo)
Estonian: demagoogiline
French: démagogique (fr)
Galician: demagóxico
German: demagogisch (de)
Hungarian: demagóg (hu)
Italian: demagogico (it)
Latvian: demagoģisks
Polish: demagogiczny (pl)
Portuguese: demagógico (pt)
Romanian: care ține de demagogie; propriu demagogiei
Russian: демагоги́ческий (ru) (demagogíčeskij), демагоги́чный (ru) (demagogíčnyj)
Spanish: demagógico
Swedish: demagogisk (sv)
Ukrainian: демагогі́чний (demahohíčnyj)

demagogic m or n (feminine singular demagogică, masculine plural demagogici, feminine and neuter plural demagogice)

		masculine	feminine	masculine	neuter
		singular		plural
nominative- accusative	indefinite	demagogic	demagogică	demagogici	demagogice
nominative- accusative	definite	demagogicul	demagogica	demagogicii	demagogicele
genitive- dative	indefinite	demagogic	demagogice	demagogici	demagogice
genitive- dative	definite	demagogicului	demagogicei	demagogicilor	demagogicelor