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Meanings of more patriotic in English
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Usage of more patriotic in English
1
The more I see of this country the more patriotic I get.
2
There were more military variety shows, more patriotic bands, more heroic leaders.
3
No two men could be more patriotic than both Stadholder and Advocate.
4
Actually, I even started feeling more patriotic after leaving my country.
5
That often, living outside the country makes us more patriotic than ever before?
6
I am going to be more patriotic than any woman ever was before.
7
Rousing Chinese music, sounding more patriotic than pop, blared out of the speakers.
8
But Connecticut's action was not much more patriotic or less selfish than Georgia's.
9
And is my Uncle Martin Jaffry more patriotic than Pat Noonan?
10
And nothing's more patriotic than making your government check multitask.
11
Still, I felt much more patriotic just knowing the man.
12
The citizens of a Republic are usually more patriotic than the subjects of a Monarchy.
13
The Confederacy lost no more patriotic, more self-sacrificing soldier than Lieutenant Colonel Robert Clayton Maffett.
14
But a priest, more bold or more patriotic than Archbishop Hughes, interfered and saved it.
15
You've never been more patriotic You don't realise how unique South Africa is until you leave.
16
And she said, maybe they were more patriotic.
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More patriotic across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common