villainise
verb as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:The revisionist historians villainised the historical characters to fit their narrative.
Definition:Characters from history who are portrayed in a negative light.
Example:Social media can quickly villainise public figures, damaging their reputation without due consideration of the facts.
Definition:The general opinion or view of a person or group in the public eye, especially when it is negative or distorted.
Example:The media portrayal often villainises political figures, presenting them as villainous and corrupt.
Definition:The way a person or group is depicted in the news or entertainment media, often emphasizing negative traits.
Example:Environmental activists often villainise corporate actions, portray them as the main cause of pollution.
Definition:The depiction of a company or organization's actions as wicked or harmful.
Example:The political opponents frequently villainise their rivals, portraying them as dangerous and dishonest.
Definition:The representation of a political group or movement as malicious or nefarious.
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