hatemonger

[ heyt-mong-ger, -muhng- ]

noun

1. a person who kindles hatred, enmity, or prejudice in others.

Other Words From

• hate·mon·ger·ing noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of hatemonger¹

First recorded in 1915–20; hate + monger

Example Sentences

By comparison, Trump’s fake populism is exclusionary and narrow as it channels widespread anger at “the elites” into something fascist and authoritarian with demagogues and other hatemongers like him in charge.

From Salon

Such hatemongers now claim today's Republican Party as their natural home.

From Salon

Le Guay and his co-writers deftly capture the insidious, manipulative ways that hatemongers and revisionists can calmly gaslight their critics and, to some more impressionable observers, seem fleetingly reasonable in the process.

From Los Angeles Times

“I know that Tucker Carlson will pick out, like, the most silly moments and exploit it for his own political purposes,” Pelosi said of the Fox News hatemonger.

From Los Angeles Times

Granting amnesty to Trump and other hatemongers has also drawn the ire of Apple, another media powerhouse, and the onetime golden boy of Tesla and SpaceX looks tarnished today.

From Salon