jingoistic in English

adjective

[jin·go·is·tic || ‚dʒɪŋgəʊ'ɪstɪk]

radically patriotic, extremely nationalistic, aggressively chauvinistic

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1. The press continued its jingoistic display.

2. Agnostic agonistic agonistics agnosticism Agnosticisms actionist agonistes agonists jingoistic sonicating

3. 5 synonyms for Chauvinistic: flag-waving, jingoistic, nationalistic, superpatriotic, ultranationalistic

4. In tackling this issue, both governments must deal with national pride and jingoistic media.

5. " The worst kind of jingoistic hubris, " a University of Virginia student wrote in the college newspaper, The Cavalier Daily.

6. I'm not jingoistic, but will somebody please tell why we can't be unhappy with irritating encounters and experiences?

7. The new attitude towards America was captured in 2000 by a jingoistic film called "Brother 2".

8. But now China has more worldwide clout, and public opinion at home has taken on a combative (and sometimes downright jingoistic) tone.

9. The data show they're "no less jingoistic than those who have never gone abroad, " Zweig says. "As in, 'My country, right or wrong'.

10. The previous year, "The Green Berets," Wayne's jingoistic Vietnam potboiler, had divided audiences, been ridiculed by the press and shunned by the Oscars.

11. Some will, Shawcross has been called up the England squad which affords a player a certain amount of protection from the most jingoistic and snide journalists.

12. To top it all, irresponsible and jingoistic statements by the political leadership precipitated matters and gave a handle to the Chinese to attack Indian posts in 'self-defense'.

13. The next succession will be trickier. That may explain why the jingoistic volume is now being cranked up, to show that Mr Kim has army support for his plans.

14. That may explain why the jingoistic volume is now being cranked up, to show that Mr Kim has army support for his plans. In turn, senior commanders will be enjoying nuclear prestige.

15. Chauvinistic: 1 adj fanatically patriotic Synonyms: flag-waving , jingoistic , nationalistic , superpatriotic , ultranationalistic loyal , patriotic inspired by love for your country adj of or relating to persons convinced of the superiority of their own gender or kind

16. The music of the latter is Parry again (words by Blake), and it's a bit on the jingoistic side, but my mother-in-law really wanted it, and it ended up being fine.

17. Yes, clearly, the President is an Anglophobe, and yes, clearly, he has made an effort to stir jingoistic fervor to (1) help along his laser-like focus on finding someone to blame for this debacle

18. ‘Armed conflict is defined in functional terms, unlike a state of war which is triggered by a formal state of Belligerency between two states.’ ‘The whole glib tone of this, the truly jingoistic and arrogant belligerence would be totally unacceptable.’