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Meanings of patriotism in English
Usage of patriotism in English
1
In the war he took refuge in the nation, and its patriotism.
2
Jehovah and Israel, religion and patriotism, once more went hand in hand.
3
By the end of his fifth journalist question, Cameron's patriotism was hyperventilating.
4
The Olympics are a great event but what happened overwhelmed any patriotism.
5
The spirit of patriotism is universal and is ever increasing in fervor.
6
Locker Room: Nothing tests the reflex for blind patriotism quite like boxing.
7
I had not much faith in the patriotism of the Young Turks.
8
The Cunningham family was not well grounded in the principles of patriotism.
9
But the patriotism of the poet carries the day over his discouragement:
10
The German differs from other patriots in the inability to understand patriotism.
11
The measure in question seeks to make virtue compulsory-thevirtue of patriotism.
12
There is a strong spirit of togetherness and patriotism in this competition.
13
For patriotism in war seemed as natural to her as drawing breath.
14
He saw the aeroplanes in vision and he saw courage and patriotism.
15
Part of this stemmed from a growing sense of nationalism and patriotism.
16
Encourage the flagging spirit of patriotism in your public schools and universities.
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Translations for patriotism
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Patriotism through the time
Patriotism across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common