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Meanings of jingoistic in English

Fanatically patriotic.

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Examples for "nationalistic"
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It remains still today the heart of the fiercely patriotic nationalistic movement.
The South African
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The Sklodowska family was intensely nationalistic and the children were academic high-achievers.
The Irish Times
3
In this moment, let us not become nationalistic, or prejudiced, or vengeful.
The Guardian
4
We can hardly afford to become involved in some petty nationalistic squabble!
Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad
5
Sometimes Ailes is a conservative warrior, an ideological stalwart spewing nationalistic jingoism.
News.com.au
1
They are annoying because they are chauvinistic, scornful, reasonable, independent, and great.
The Young Lions
2
Your referring to the French as 'surrender monkeys' is chauvinistic, not racist.
The Guardian
3
It's chauvinistic masculine central character, Don Draper, has become a cultural symbol.
The Guardian
4
I can't believe you actually think something as chauvinistic as that.
Irresistible forces
5
The same history is delightfully chauvinistic in its account of the Colonial Wars.
America To-day, Observations and Reflections
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Hondurans have won, Mr Maduro said to cheers and flag-waving by supporters.
The Irish Times
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Setting all the flag-waving aside, what is the significance of the Baftas?
The Irish Times
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Thus far, the flag-waving on the high seas has been ritualistic.
The Guardian
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He seemed to have good, virtuous, flag-waving American taste, she said.
The new yorker
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It was very different from the flag-waving, shouting bellicosity of his younger days.
East of eden
Usage of jingoistic in English
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It's also not the first time the jingoistic publication has implied payback.
Reuters
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The press is almost universally jingoistic, because it is financially interested in sensationalism.
Proportional Representation Applied To Party Government / A New ...
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The Danes are aggressively jingoistic, waving their red-and-white dannebrog at the slightest provocation.
The Guardian
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Pure jingoistic passion, and a stunning mix of prescience and lunacy.
The Guardian
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We talked about Kennedy, whose foreign policy she considered jingoistic.
11/22/63
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It was true that there was something jingoistic about them, nevertheless Bob's heart thrilled.
All for a Scrap of Paper: A Romance of the Present War
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Relations with Pakistan are also hostage to a vociferous rightwing and an often jingoistic media.
The Guardian
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Even McEnroe gets drawn into it, although his comments are always conditional rather than jingoistic.
The Guardian
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The result was a Brazil who seemed smarter and more ruthless, less hysterical and less jingoistic.
The Guardian
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He knew the game well, and was able to inspire a keenness that was not jingoistic.
The Loom of Youth
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Just think of jingoistic films like Red Dawn, Rocky IV and Rambo: First Blood Part II.
BBC
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The sub-head stayed true to the once-worthy newspaper's policy of pandering to the lowest common jingoistic denominator.
The Guardian
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Gilbertus thought it a needlessly jingoistic speech.
Mentats of Dune
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A censorship of the press to exclude all jingoistic and inflammatory utterances may at times be necessary.
Problems of Conduct: An Introductory Survey of Ethics
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You thought the atmosphere was getting jingoistic?
The Irish Times
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Let's hope he isn't asked to do his turn on the day of the Final, the jingoistic goon.
The Guardian
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