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Meanings of jingo in English

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patrioter

An extreme bellicose nationalist.

patrioter
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Examples for "chauvinist"
Examples for "chauvinist"
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There is some debate over whether Magritte was a chauvinist or pro-women.
The Guardian
2
But extremists, whether chauvinist or pacifist, are not helpful in avoiding wars.
Before the War
3
When Tam gave her partner a you're-a-chauvinist-pig glare before walking away, J.D.
Don't cry
4
He'd always have a little bit of the chauvinist hustler in him.
Naughty neighbor
5
True, he was sort of a chauvinist, but it wasn't entirely his fault.
Two for the dough
1
I think of the skit whenever the world brotherhood of jingoist authoritarians is talked up.
The Irish Times
2
They went to war in a jingoist stupor because they lacked the recent experience to know better.
The Irish Times
3
Fair enough, but have you also got anything to say to us about raging jingoist Guy Mowbray?
The Guardian
4
The term "jingoist;" or its equivalent, was applied to Washington and Henry, to Jefferson and Jackson.
The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 12
5
Bernie Sanders has consistently and resolutely opposed every one of those racist, sexist, anti-worker and jingoist initiatives Biden has supported.
The Guardian
1
Robert Harris, once a flag-waver for Tony Blair's New Labour, has done just that.
The Irish Times
2
Perhaps it's fitting that the man most proudly waving England's flag in Brazil is a professional flag-waver.
The Guardian
3
He became a flag-waver for natural gas -"Mr Gas", as Fortune magazine once called him.
The Guardian
4
It's difficult to be outwardly proud of English traditional culture, partly for fear of being called racist or a flag-waver.
The Guardian
5
Aware of their king's plight, the Provincials were belting out imperial flag-wavers.
The Irish Times
1
For some of the patrioteers it has become a thriving business, with everybody involved-exceptthe suckers-gettinghis cut.
Secret Armies / The New Technique of Nazi Warfare
2
With True in this effort to establish a Cagoulard organization in this country, were some of the most active Nazi agents and patrioteers.
Secret Armies / The New Technique of Nazi Warfare
Usage of jingo in English
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This roused the jingo devil in us, and we burst into applause.
Tell England / A Study in a Generation
2
By jingo, I believe he would make three bites of a cherry.
Gargantua and Pantagruel, Illustrated, Book 5
3
Dr Vaughan said by jingo used to be a brand name.
News.com.au
4
We call it the jingo, and it's supposed to sum up the issue.
Wired
5
I got it right, by jingo! He looked pleased with himself.
American empire: blood and iron
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He lifted up the cover: it was ducks and green pease, by jingo!
Little Travels and Roadside Sketches
7
Roosevelt said, By jingo, it's always a pleasure for me to come to Kansas.
American empire: blood and iron
8
But a wicked material jingo, who wants facts, not theories.
Marse Henry (Volume 2) / An Autobiography
9
Truth to say, your Uncle Samuel was ever a jingo.
Marse Henry (Volume 2) / An Autobiography
10
By jingo; you are not fond of him, are you?
Lippincott's Magazine, October 1885
11
This is the way to reform us and make us better, is it?-Byjingo!
Six Years in the Prisons of England
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To me he represents the ignominious pacifist, whereas to him I represent the sabre-rattling jingo.
Nobody's Man
13
I ought to let him sack me, by jingo!
American empire: blood and iron
14
Mere jingo self-contentment is commonest among those who have some pedantic reason for their patriotism.
Orthodoxy
15
By jingo, Moira, you're a stunner and no mistake.
The Valley of the Giants
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By jingo, that hadn't occurred to me at all.
The Long Chance
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