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Politically

Definition

(formal, often negative) In a way that is intended to gain an advantage or support, especially by making people believe something that is not true or by hiding the truth; characterized by or relating to the art or practice of winning and holding control over a government or public office, often by using methods that are dishonest or unfair.

Example Sentences

1The politician's decision to cut funding for social programs was seen as a politically motivated move to appease her wealthy donors.
2Was the company's statement about the environmental impact of their new project politically correct, or were they just trying to avoid controversy?
3The government's response to the crisis was criticized for being more politically expedient than effective in addressing the root causes of the problem.
4It is essential to separate the scientific facts from the politically charged rhetoric surrounding the issue of climate change.
5The artist's use of satire in her work was a commentary on the politically charged atmosphere of the time, highlighting the hypocrisy and corruption that pervaded the government.

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