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Sukka"Sukka" was the closest word to the definition. Too bad it is slang. Maybe "propagandized." (ex.: The propagandized buy into the fake news, without questioning the lack of names or evidence.)

Sukka was the closest word to the definition. Too bad it is slang. Maybe "propagandized." (ex.: The propagandized buy into the fake news, without questioning the lack of names or evidence.)

"Sukka" was the closest word to the definition. Too bad it is slang. Maybe "propagandized." (ex.: The propagandized buy into the fake news, without questioning the lack of names or evidence.)

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Tom O' Bedlam
edit approved Oct 6, 2020 at 0:12
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Sukka was the closest word forto the definition. Too bad it is slang. Maybe "propagandized." (ex.: The propaganizedpropagandized buy into the fake news, without questioning the lack of names or evidence.)

Sukka was the closest word for definition. Too bad it is slang. Maybe "propagandized." (ex.: The propaganized buy into the fake news, without questioning the lack of names or evidence.)

Sukka was the closest word to the definition. Too bad it is slang. Maybe "propagandized." (ex.: The propagandized buy into the fake news, without questioning the lack of names or evidence.)

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Sukka was the closest word for definition. Too bad it is slang. Maybe "propagandized." (ex.: The propaganized buy into the fake news, without questioning the lack of names or evidence.)