demagogue [noun]
Definition of demagogue:
a political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular passions and prejudices
Opposite/Antonyms of demagogue:
Sentence/Example of demagogue:
The demagogue whipped the crowd into a frenzy with promises to restore national pride.
Historians warn against the dangers of demagogues who exploit people's fears in times of crisis.
The demagogue's speeches were full of empty promises and scapegoating of minority groups.
Some critics accused the new leader of being a demagogue who used social media to spread misinformation.
While the demagogue promised a quick fix to the economy, his policies actually worsened the situation.
The country craved a statesman, not another demagogue who thrives on division.
Despite the demagogue's claims, the election results showed the public favored a more moderate candidate.
The demagogue's constant attacks on the media eroded public trust in democratic institutions.
It's important to be critical of political rhetoric and not be swayed by the emotional appeals of demagogues.
True leaders inspire hope and unity, while demagogues sow fear and discord.