Synonyms for Newspeak:
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n.
• act
• jargon
- abracadabra
, - balderdash
, - banality
, - bombast
, - bunk
, - buzzwords
, - colloquialism
, - drivel
, - fustian
, - gibberish
, - insipidity
, - mumbo jumbo
, - neologism
, - palaver
, - parlance
, - patois
, - patter
, - rigmarole
, - speech
, - tongue
, - twaddle
, - usage
, - vernacular
, - vocabulary
.
• propaganda
- advertising
, - announcement
, - brainwashing
, - doctrine
, - evangelism
, - handout
, - hogwash
, - hype
, - indoctrination
, - promulgation
, - publication
.
Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
- Double dealing
, - agitprop
, - argot
, - bank
, - bevel
, - bias
, - camber
, - cant
, - corruption
, - deceit
, - deception
, - dialect
, - dishonesty
, - disinformation
, - duplicity
, - guile
, - hypocrisy
, - idiom
, - incline
, - information
, - jargon
, - language
, - lies
, - lingo
, - misconduct
, - promotion
, - propaganda
, - publicity
, - rumours
, - slang
, - slant
, - tilt
.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- commonplace term
, - doublespeak
, - fabrication
, - fustians
, - hackneyed term
, - idioms
, - implantation
, - implantations
, - inculcation
, - lexicon
, - manufacture
, - nonsense
, - overused term
, - proselytism
, - shoptalk
, - slanguage
, - stale language
, - street talk
, - trite language
.
What are the hypernyms for Newspeak?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the hyponyms for Newspeak?
Hyponyms are more specific words categorized under a broader term, known as a hypernym.
hyponyms for newspeak (as nouns)
What are the opposite words for newspeak?
Newspeak, a term invented by George Orwell, refers to a language designed to control thought and restrict free expression. Its antonym can be seen as a language that promotes free thinking and free expression. Some words that represent antonyms for newspeak include openness, transparency, and liberty. These words evoke a sense of freedom and encourage the free flow of information, ideas, and debate. They promote individual rights and free speech, which is essential for the functioning of democracy. In contrast, Newspeak promotes a culture of censorship and limits the ability of individuals to think critically and express themselves freely. The rejection of Newspeak is critical to the preservation of democracy and individual freedoms.
What are the antonyms for Newspeak?
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