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Meanings of unpatriotic in English
Catalan
antipatriòtic Usage of unpatriotic in English
1
Trump has said the protests are unpatriotic and disrespectful of military veterans.
2
And in both countries the extreme type has shown itself profoundly unpatriotic.
3
Opposing Brexit, Britain's tabloids tell us almost daily, is unpatriotic and undemocratic.
4
U.S. President Donald Trump and other conservatives have called the players unpatriotic.
5
Players and their union have bristled at Trump's assertion they are unpatriotic.
6
They were consequently criticized and persecuted for being unpatriotic, subversive, and cowardly.
7
I call him right down unpatriotic, and so do lots of others.
8
It may seem to you unpatriotic, and it is, I know, unheroic.
9
We should make some unpatriotic comparisons with our own planet, no doubt.
10
So much is included in that which is unstatesmanlike, unpatriotic, almost dishonest!
11
I thought I was the only unpatriotic person in the country.
12
Think a little upon the ideas of unpatriotic Celts regarding him.
13
Those who still resisted it did so at the risk of appearing unpatriotic.
14
This teaching strikes many as ludicrous, impractical, unpatriotic, irresponsible, and possibly even immoral.
15
Kitchener's huge bulk straightened: he looked surprised: the idea seemed unsoldierly, almost unpatriotic.
16
Even under those circumstances it was a short-sighted and unpatriotic policy.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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