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Meanings of nationalistic in English
Fanatically patriotic.
Synonyms
Examples for "chauvinistic"
Examples for "chauvinistic"
1
They are annoying because they are chauvinistic, scornful, reasonable, independent, and great.
2
Your referring to the French as 'surrender monkeys' is chauvinistic, not racist.
3
It's chauvinistic masculine central character, Don Draper, has become a cultural symbol.
4
I can't believe you actually think something as chauvinistic as that.
5
The same history is delightfully chauvinistic in its account of the Colonial Wars.
1
It's also not the first time the jingoistic publication has implied payback.
2
The press is almost universally jingoistic, because it is financially interested in sensationalism.
3
The Danes are aggressively jingoistic, waving their red-and-white dannebrog at the slightest provocation.
4
Pure jingoistic passion, and a stunning mix of prescience and lunacy.
5
We talked about Kennedy, whose foreign policy she considered jingoistic.
1
Hondurans have won, Mr Maduro said to cheers and flag-waving by supporters.
2
Setting all the flag-waving aside, what is the significance of the Baftas?
3
Thus far, the flag-waving on the high seas has been ritualistic.
4
He seemed to have good, virtuous, flag-waving American taste, she said.
5
It was very different from the flag-waving, shouting bellicosity of his younger days.
Usage of nationalistic in English
1
It remains still today the heart of the fiercely patriotic nationalistic movement.
2
The Sklodowska family was intensely nationalistic and the children were academic high-achievers.
3
In this moment, let us not become nationalistic, or prejudiced, or vengeful.
4
We can hardly afford to become involved in some petty nationalistic squabble!
5
Sometimes Ailes is a conservative warrior, an ideological stalwart spewing nationalistic jingoism.
6
He is a world leader who had no nationalistic axe to grind.
7
Scientific curiosity and nationalistic egotism have compelled modern biographers to become anthropologists.
8
Reckless Brexiteers have stirred deep nationalistic emotions, easily roused, harder to douse.
9
But shareholders believe nationalistic worries will not upset any London deal.
10
Prabowo is seen as presenting a more nationalistic vision of the Indonesian economy.
11
Anger over wartime history can stir nationalistic feelings in both countries.
12
Our heroes fought against that regime, the most nationalistic and xenophobic in history.
13
Neither was professedly nationalistic, for nationalism, though still potent, was no longer vaunted.
14
Half the theatres in Paris now play chauvinistic and nationalistic pieces.
15
He's whipped up a nationalistic fervour through China's sense of history.
16
To do so, he's painted a nationalistic picture of China's future.
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Nationalistic across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common