demagogic

基本解释

He thought I had abused his hospitality to make a demagogic pitch to white voters.
他觉得我滥用了他的盛情，对白人选民做煽动性的自我推销。
Mr Cameron’s demagogic remarks about burglars hinted at the anxiety. They also point to a fundamental problem with the Tory prospectus.
卡梅隆就窃贼问题煽动性的演说已在暗示托利党的不安了，不仅如此，演说还指到了托利党政策的一个基本问题。
It is easier to say who shouldn’t and surely couldn’t take over—because they will be too old, too associated with the ancien régime, too demagogic and so on—than who should.
要想说谁不该或谁没有能力掌握工党更容易，因为他们不是太老，与就政府有太多关联，就是太具煽动性等等，但若想推测谁将掌握工党却很难。

Only this time, it will be complicated by demagogic assertions of a default.
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If you say that someone such as a politician is demagogic, you are criticizing them because you think they try to win people's support by appealing to their emotions rather than using reasonable arguments.