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flackery

[ flak-uh-ree ]

noun

  1. publicity and promotion; press-agentry.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of flackery1

First recorded in 1960–65; flack 1 + -ery
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The upshot of Roosevelt’s constant flackery, as one reporter of the era put it, was “more scoops of White House origin during the Roosevelt period than before or since.”

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Ms. Sanders can be as disciplined as anyone in adhering to the tranquilizing platitudes of campaign flackery.

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This flackery led to Grenell’s appointment as ambassador to Germany — a post he finally took up in 2018 after a Senate confirmation battle.

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This is too often an undisguised exercise in PR flackery.

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So whatever you think of her shameless flackery and see-through doublespeak, congrats to Trump consigliere Kellyanne Conway.

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