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mongering
This term carries a strong negative connotation when used to describe the spread of harmful ideas or emotions. It suggests a calculated, opportunistic approach to manipulating public sentiment, often for political or personal gain. Common pairings include "fear-mongering" and "hate-mongering," where the word functions as a suffix to denote the active promotion of a negative state.
In a commercial sense, the term is archaic or highly specialized, referring to the trade of specific goods. While "fishmonger" remains a common noun for a person, the act of "mongering" as a business practice is rarely used in modern conversational English outside of historical contexts or specific trade descriptions.
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The politician was accused of fear mongering to win more votes.
Stop this constant rumor mongering in the office.
He built his career on hate mongering and division.
I cannot stand the endless gossip mongering at these parties.
The newspaper was criticized for its sensationalist scare mongering.
In the old village, fish mongering was the primary source of income.
Iron mongering was a common trade in the industrial towns of the north.
She wondered if she could make a living through cheese mongering.