In other words, agitation and propaganda

• agitprop, noun. Propaganda; especially, political propaganda promulgated chiefly in literature, drama, music, or art (agitation-propaganda, borrowed from Russian Agitprop).
• ambitus, noun. The action of seeking to obtain an office or position through underhanded means; esp. the use of bribery to gain electoral support.
• chicken-pecked, adjective. Designating an adult (esp. a parent) who is ordered about by a child. Compare henpecked.
• Christophany, noun. An appearance or manifestation of Christ, especially before the incarnation. Also: this appearance or manifestation as a phenomenon.
• communis opinio, noun. Common opinion; prevailing doctrine, or generally accepted view, often in an academic field (from the Latin).
• coram Deo (Latin phrase). In the presence of God; in Christian theology summarizes the idea of a Christian one’s life in the presence of, under the authority of, and to the glory of God (coram, before; in the presence of + Deo, God).
• deleatur, verb (intransitive). ‘Let it be deleted’: used as an instruction to indicate that a word, sentence, etc., should be deleted from a page or text.
• dictate, verb. To say or read (something) aloud for another person to transcribe or for a machine to record.
• dictitate, verb. To speak or say repeatedly.
• dulciloquy, noun. A sweet or pleasing manner of speaking; sweetness of speech. Also: an instance of this.
• ethnobotany, noun. The traditional knowledge and customs of a people concerning plants; the scientific study or description of this.
• garboil, noun. Confusion, turmoil; disturbance, tumult; discord, controversy; also: an instance or state of confusion, disturbance, discord, etc.
• headwark, noun. Pain in the head; a headache.
• henpecked, adjective. Browbeaten, bullied, or intimidated by one’s wife, girlfriend, etc. Compare chicken-pecked.
• ovidian, adjective. Belonging to or characteristic of the Latin poet Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso), born 43 b. c., died a. d 17; resembling the style of Ovid.
• rooked, adjective. Deprived of money through fraudulent or underhand means; swindled, fleeced.
• ruderal, adjective. Of a plant: growing on waste ground or among rubbish, esp. as a pioneer.
• schlep, verb, (transitive). To haul, carry, drag.
• woodhenge, noun. (The remains of) a prehistoric monument consisting of a circular or elliptical timber structure (usually interpreted as a circle of large free-standing timber posts), typically surviving only as one or more rings of postholes.