Definition of unpatriotic in English:

unpatriotic

adjective ˌʌnpatrɪˈɒtɪkˌʌnpeɪtrɪˈɒtɪkˌənˌpeɪtriˈɑdɪk

Not patriotic.
Example sentencesExamples
- He implied that Oppenheimer was confused, complicated, unpatriotic and disloyal.
- Because maybe people would accuse them of being unpatriotic or anti-American or something…
- Democrats facing re-election are scared of appearing unpatriotic, fearing for their one-seat Senate majority.
- Conversely, anything that limits that freedom is unpatriotic.
- And it is not unpatriotic and not disloyal to dissent with the views of the President, or anyone else for that matter.
- I am about as unpatriotic a person as one could hope to find.
- At the same time, critics of his position are painted as disloyal, unpatriotic and anti-American.
- People wonder why Terry Rockefeller has never seemed to be out for revenge, and when they hear her talk, they sometimes tell her she is unpatriotic.
- There are a few people who continue to say that what I do is unpatriotic and somehow treasonous.
- The other great boon, and in my book the main reason to consider a Scottish holiday above an unpatriotic flight to the humid south, is the quality of the light.
- My apologies to any non-British readers for excluding you but read the answers and realise how unpatriotic the Brits probably are.
- When The Sorrow and the Pity was embroiled in its late - 1960s scandal, it too was denounced as unpatriotic.
- Abramovich's decision to opt for Chelsea over a Russian club has seen him branded unpatriotic by some within Russian football.
- They disdained Kerry's internationalism as effeminate, unpatriotic, a character flaw, and elitist.
- A conscientious objector throughout history has often assumed the position of someone who is against his or her country, or unpatriotic.
- Planes fly into buildings in New York, then suddenly you are unpatriotic if you question other aspects of your government.
- Robertson said that the suggestion implied that athletes were being unpatriotic competing for Team GB.
- One of the Bush administration's achievements is to have fermented a climate in which any kind of criticism is instantly deemed unpatriotic.
- Time and time again we have been thanked for the service we provide and the moment we ask for fair pay we became criminals, unpatriotic and even child murderers.
- So Gerard thinks Murray is being unpatriotic declaring himself a Scot?
Synonyms
disruptive, troublemaking, inflammatory, insurgent, insurrectionary, insurrectionist, agitational, rabble-rousing

Derivatives

unpatriotically

adverb ˌʌnpatrɪˈɒtɪkliˌʌnpeɪtrɪˈɒtɪkliˌənˌpeɪtriˈɑdɪk(ə)li

Most unpatriotically, Mansergh refused, citing his credibility with Fianna Fail as the reason.
Example sentencesExamples
- Novak may have acted unpatriotically but not inconsistently.
- Republicans accused the Gore campaign of behaving unpatriotically by challenging overseas ballots, many of which came from members of the armed services.
- In connection with the discussion on the relocation of jobs, several SPD politicians have accused Siemens of behaving ‘unpatriotically,’ even ‘as though they had no fatherland.’
- At least Chan doesn't come off quite as bad as Russian nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky, who recently drafted a bill that would write into law severe penalties for Russian girls or women who ‘unpatriotically’ choose to marry a foreigner.

Definition of unpatriotic in US English:

unpatriotic

adjectiveˌənˌpātrēˈädikˌənˌpeɪtriˈɑdɪk

Not patriotic.
Example sentencesExamples
- At the same time, critics of his position are painted as disloyal, unpatriotic and anti-American.
- I am about as unpatriotic a person as one could hope to find.
- He implied that Oppenheimer was confused, complicated, unpatriotic and disloyal.
- One of the Bush administration's achievements is to have fermented a climate in which any kind of criticism is instantly deemed unpatriotic.
- A conscientious objector throughout history has often assumed the position of someone who is against his or her country, or unpatriotic.
- And it is not unpatriotic and not disloyal to dissent with the views of the President, or anyone else for that matter.
- They disdained Kerry's internationalism as effeminate, unpatriotic, a character flaw, and elitist.
- Democrats facing re-election are scared of appearing unpatriotic, fearing for their one-seat Senate majority.
- The other great boon, and in my book the main reason to consider a Scottish holiday above an unpatriotic flight to the humid south, is the quality of the light.
- There are a few people who continue to say that what I do is unpatriotic and somehow treasonous.
- Because maybe people would accuse them of being unpatriotic or anti-American or something…
- People wonder why Terry Rockefeller has never seemed to be out for revenge, and when they hear her talk, they sometimes tell her she is unpatriotic.
- My apologies to any non-British readers for excluding you but read the answers and realise how unpatriotic the Brits probably are.
- Conversely, anything that limits that freedom is unpatriotic.
- So Gerard thinks Murray is being unpatriotic declaring himself a Scot?
- Planes fly into buildings in New York, then suddenly you are unpatriotic if you question other aspects of your government.
- Abramovich's decision to opt for Chelsea over a Russian club has seen him branded unpatriotic by some within Russian football.
- Time and time again we have been thanked for the service we provide and the moment we ask for fair pay we became criminals, unpatriotic and even child murderers.
- When The Sorrow and the Pity was embroiled in its late - 1960s scandal, it too was denounced as unpatriotic.
- Robertson said that the suggestion implied that athletes were being unpatriotic competing for Team GB.
Synonyms
disruptive, troublemaking, inflammatory, insurgent, insurrectionary, insurrectionist, agitational, rabble-rousing

单词	unpatriotic
释义	Definition of unpatriotic in English: unpatriotic adjective ˌʌnpatrɪˈɒtɪkˌʌnpeɪtrɪˈɒtɪkˌənˌpeɪtriˈɑdɪk Not patriotic. Example sentencesExamples He implied that Oppenheimer was confused, complicated, unpatriotic and disloyal. Because maybe people would accuse them of being unpatriotic or anti-American or something… Democrats facing re-election are scared of appearing unpatriotic, fearing for their one-seat Senate majority. Conversely, anything that limits that freedom is unpatriotic. And it is not unpatriotic and not disloyal to dissent with the views of the President, or anyone else for that matter. I am about as unpatriotic a person as one could hope to find. At the same time, critics of his position are painted as disloyal, unpatriotic and anti-American. People wonder why Terry Rockefeller has never seemed to be out for revenge, and when they hear her talk, they sometimes tell her she is unpatriotic. There are a few people who continue to say that what I do is unpatriotic and somehow treasonous. The other great boon, and in my book the main reason to consider a Scottish holiday above an unpatriotic flight to the humid south, is the quality of the light. My apologies to any non-British readers for excluding you but read the answers and realise how unpatriotic the Brits probably are. When The Sorrow and the Pity was embroiled in its late - 1960s scandal, it too was denounced as unpatriotic. Abramovich's decision to opt for Chelsea over a Russian club has seen him branded unpatriotic by some within Russian football. They disdained Kerry's internationalism as effeminate, unpatriotic, a character flaw, and elitist. A conscientious objector throughout history has often assumed the position of someone who is against his or her country, or unpatriotic. Planes fly into buildings in New York, then suddenly you are unpatriotic if you question other aspects of your government. Robertson said that the suggestion implied that athletes were being unpatriotic competing for Team GB. One of the Bush administration's achievements is to have fermented a climate in which any kind of criticism is instantly deemed unpatriotic. Time and time again we have been thanked for the service we provide and the moment we ask for fair pay we became criminals, unpatriotic and even child murderers. So Gerard thinks Murray is being unpatriotic declaring himself a Scot? Synonyms disruptive, troublemaking, inflammatory, insurgent, insurrectionary, insurrectionist, agitational, rabble-rousing Derivatives unpatriotically adverb ˌʌnpatrɪˈɒtɪkliˌʌnpeɪtrɪˈɒtɪkliˌənˌpeɪtriˈɑdɪk(ə)li Most unpatriotically, Mansergh refused, citing his credibility with Fianna Fail as the reason. Example sentencesExamples Novak may have acted unpatriotically but not inconsistently. Republicans accused the Gore campaign of behaving unpatriotically by challenging overseas ballots, many of which came from members of the armed services. In connection with the discussion on the relocation of jobs, several SPD politicians have accused Siemens of behaving ‘unpatriotically,’ even ‘as though they had no fatherland.’ At least Chan doesn't come off quite as bad as Russian nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky, who recently drafted a bill that would write into law severe penalties for Russian girls or women who ‘unpatriotically’ choose to marry a foreigner. Definition of unpatriotic in US English: unpatriotic adjectiveˌənˌpātrēˈädikˌənˌpeɪtriˈɑdɪk Not patriotic. Example sentencesExamples At the same time, critics of his position are painted as disloyal, unpatriotic and anti-American. I am about as unpatriotic a person as one could hope to find. He implied that Oppenheimer was confused, complicated, unpatriotic and disloyal. One of the Bush administration's achievements is to have fermented a climate in which any kind of criticism is instantly deemed unpatriotic. A conscientious objector throughout history has often assumed the position of someone who is against his or her country, or unpatriotic. And it is not unpatriotic and not disloyal to dissent with the views of the President, or anyone else for that matter. They disdained Kerry's internationalism as effeminate, unpatriotic, a character flaw, and elitist. Democrats facing re-election are scared of appearing unpatriotic, fearing for their one-seat Senate majority. The other great boon, and in my book the main reason to consider a Scottish holiday above an unpatriotic flight to the humid south, is the quality of the light. There are a few people who continue to say that what I do is unpatriotic and somehow treasonous. Because maybe people would accuse them of being unpatriotic or anti-American or something… People wonder why Terry Rockefeller has never seemed to be out for revenge, and when they hear her talk, they sometimes tell her she is unpatriotic. My apologies to any non-British readers for excluding you but read the answers and realise how unpatriotic the Brits probably are. Conversely, anything that limits that freedom is unpatriotic. So Gerard thinks Murray is being unpatriotic declaring himself a Scot? Planes fly into buildings in New York, then suddenly you are unpatriotic if you question other aspects of your government. Abramovich's decision to opt for Chelsea over a Russian club has seen him branded unpatriotic by some within Russian football. Time and time again we have been thanked for the service we provide and the moment we ask for fair pay we became criminals, unpatriotic and even child murderers. When The Sorrow and the Pity was embroiled in its late - 1960s scandal, it too was denounced as unpatriotic. Robertson said that the suggestion implied that athletes were being unpatriotic competing for Team GB. Synonyms disruptive, troublemaking, inflammatory, insurgent, insurrectionary, insurrectionist, agitational, rabble-rousing
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