How To Use Psychological warfare In A Sentence
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psychological warfare
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But no one was better equipped for the psychological warfare that lay ahead.
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Of one particular example of the manager's addiction to psychological warfare, he remarks that "it exposed for the umpteenth time the element of hypocrisy involved in railing against supposed trouble-making in the media while remaining such an arch-exponent of the black art himself".
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In this case, media operations become intertwined with psychological warfare.
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Some authorities consider the term to have a wider application and to refer to any form of attack on the commander's mind and morale, including psychological warfare, electronic warfare, ruses, and deception.
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It was also, at another level, a bit of well-played psychological warfare.
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They were intended to conduct psychological warfare and distribute anticommunist propaganda.
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Proving he's just as effective at psychological warfare, Hannibal bugs their uniforms and messes with their minds until the rogue cops give themselves up.
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Correctly understood, psychological warfare does not treat home morale or concern itself with public relations involving friendly countries.
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He said although Mulozyi had earlier indicated that he would use juju and turned up in the ring with some fetishes, the fight was allowed to go on because they thought it was mere psychological warfare.
