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Meanings of patriot in English
Portuguese
patriota Catalan
nacionalista Usage of patriot in English
1
The voice of the patriot exults in the dedication to Charles II.
2
He finally let go and said, I'm a patriot, by the way.
3
The situation of the patriot lords was at this crisis peculiarly embarrassing.
4
The wish was naturally shared by every true patriot in the states-general.
5
As a patriot who worked tirelessly to keep Britain safe from attack.
6
The fetters of the fatherland are daily bread to the exiled patriot.
7
General Poe was an ardent patriot both before and during the Revolution.
8
Secretary Tillerson is a true patriot that has severed our nation well.
9
The names of knave and king offend the ears of a patriot.
10
The royal brothers were probably sacrificed by the poet, not the patriot.
11
The preliminaries having been thus settled, the patriot forces abandoned the town.
12
The noble patriot was shocked at the proposal, and indignantly spurned it.
13
From a patriot's perspective, one would think none of this should matter.
14
On the 19th of June a serious misfortune befell the patriot cause.
15
The artless language of this address was grateful to the venerable patriot.
16
This citizen of a town in Greece is no villager nor patriot.
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Patriot across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common