sloganize
Americanverb (used with object)
verb (used without object)
Etymology
Origin of sloganize
Example Sentences
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Readers might hate her for what they see as her complicity, her refusal to take up the mantle of victimhood in a way they can easily sloganize.
From Los Angeles Times ● Mar. 5, 2020
But — if I may sloganize further — which side are you on?
From New York Times ● Dec. 22, 2010
He hoped somebody would think up a catchy way to sloganize "win the war."
From Time Magazine Archive
Haircut absenteeism was cut by persuading nearby barbers to sloganize "An Albina Man Is Always Next."
From Time Magazine Archive
No salesgirl can take the floor without at least six months' schooling in "the Harrodian spirit," which has been sloganized into "Think of the customer first."
From Time Magazine Archive
Newswatch If it has been an unsatisfactory election campaign, with issues sloganized more than argued, the melancholy state of affairs says something about the decline of the power of the press.
From Time Magazine Archive
"One country, two systems," is the rueful, sloganized explanation for the North-South differences.
From Time Magazine Archive
It is loopier and more freewheeling than “Solastalgia” but also has the subtlety of a cudgel, thanks to sloganizing and finger wagging.
From New York Times ● Sep. 15, 2022
These are hurried, sloganizing times, and we don't have the time or, worse, the inclination to assimilate many-sided truths.
From Time Magazine Archive
Is it conceivable that just as an oversupply of mon ey drives down the value of currency, an excess of sloganizing diminishes the catchiness of catchwords and the public's vulnerability to their magic?
From Time Magazine Archive
But something had been added to the hammer-&-sickle pennants and sloganizing banners.
From Time Magazine Archive
A week before Indira's faction met in Bombay, the rival Syndicate gathered in Ahmedabad and found it expedient to shift markedly to the left in its own economic sloganizing.
From Time Magazine Archive
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