counterpropaganda

American  

[koun-ter-prop-uh-gan-duh] / ˈkaʊn tərˌprɒp əˈgæn də /

noun

1. propaganda to offset or nullify unfriendly or enemy propaganda.

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Etymology

Origin of counterpropaganda

counter- + propaganda

Example Sentences

We are not optimistic about the effectiveness of traditional counterpropaganda efforts.

From Salon

In her prepared testimony, Ms. Gabrielle outlined several specific counter-Russian activities — but no details on the center’s Chinese counterpropaganda operations.

From Washington Times

The spreadsheets name more than 30 Russians working in the country before the election, calling them media managers, lawyers, translators and a “counterpropaganda technologist.”

From Seattle Times

The spreadsheets name more than 30 Russians working in the country ahead of the election, calling them media managers, lawyers, translators and a “counterpropaganda technologist.”

From New York Times

Embassy in Moscow had done in similar counterpropaganda campaigns.

From Washington Post