What does mindwash mean?
Mindwash means Synonym of brainwash..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Synonym of brainwash..
There are six picas to an inch… you can work out what that would be in metric if you’re really into government mindwash.
But if you say to somebody long enough that they can’t play, it becomes a mindwash.
Please recall from last issue’s “Cypherpunx” story how that implies a bold step away from our current mess of national sovereignties, megacorp slaveowners, and mainstream media mindwash. […] Crafted from recycled electronic scraps, blinking LED circuits, see-thru plastic mesh, sunglasses and velcro, these masks might help the wearer to perceive beyond the media mindwash.
The Moroder-tinged Automatic is as frantic as the ethereal Speechless is haunting, each using ambient breakbeats for equally effective mindwashes.
Under the old rules—the mindwash of terror my mother’s system of belief favored—curiosity was dangerous.
She couldn’t speak for her friends, but she definitely didn’t feel up to performing a mindwash.
The design, of course, is to mindwash the American people into the necessity of an armed international police force and a world court that would supersede and nullify our Constitution and Bill of Rights.
With the President of the United States threatening me with prison, with numerous attempts made to assassinate me and with the Jew-controlled press mindwashing the public into believing that I was a rabble-rouser and a dangerous man, where could I turn?
Use mindwash when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Mindwash means Synonym of brainwash..
Common synonyms include brainwash.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
There are six picas to an inch… you can work out what that would be in metric if you’re really into government mindwash.
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