1. subjected to or influenced by propaganda; indoctrinated with biased or misleading information
Usage: past participle, often used as an adjective
2. spread propaganda to; attempted to influence through biased information
Usage: past tense of propagandize

Examples

• The citizens had been propagandized by years of government misinformation.
• Students felt they were being propagandized rather than educated.
• The regime propagandized the population through controlled media.
• She realized she had been propagandized into believing false claims.
• The documentary showed how communities were propagandized during wartime.
• Critics argued that the textbooks propagandized children with biased history.