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Meanings of patriotic in English
Portuguese
leal Spanish
patriótico Inspired by love for your country.
Usage of patriotic in English
1
It remains still today the heart of the fiercely patriotic nationalistic movement.
2
Shells of houses' foundations and patriotic flags were all to be seen.
3
The Columbiad is a patriotic poem; the subject is national and historical.
4
He had been a patriotic but unsuccessful general in the Revolutionary army.
5
His interest in our politics was a patriotic interest in the country.
6
Immediately following the attacks, the site received an outpouring of patriotic-themed submissions.
7
It affected to be patriotic too, although not in any republican sense.
8
I'm also very patriotic when it comes to authentic South African music.
9
Is it my patriotic duty to support the English or the Normans?
10
I know the Germans are disturbed by this patriotic spirit in America.
11
Or, if you want to get all patriotic, he's already made history.
12
The patriotic housewife finds her little domestic boat sailing in uncharted waters.
13
We could see the Commandant had no interest in our patriotic emotions.
14
The more I see of this country the more patriotic I get.
15
The eight socialist honours are unambiguous and fiercely patriotic: Love the motherland.
16
It was well-attended and saw little in the way of patriotic protest.
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Patriotic through the time
Patriotic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common