jingo
Prononciation : [ˈdʒɪŋɡoʊ]
Mot
Contexte : « politics »
(noun) a person who supports aggressive national policies and shows strong pride in their country, often at the expense of others. Think of someone who is really excited about their country and believes it should always be first.
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The jingo at the rally cheered loudly for their country's military strength.
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Despite his jingo beliefs, he realized that other nations also have their own strengths.
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Do you think being a jingo helps or hurts international relationships?
Contexte : « nationalism »
(noun) someone who uses loud and extreme pride for their country to encourage others to feel the same way, often with a focus on military action or conflict. It's like someone waving a flag and shouting about how great their country is, even if it leads to problems with others.
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The jingoism in his speech inspired many to support their country.
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The jingo's constant bragging about their nation annoyed many who believed in cooperation.
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Why do some people become jingoistic during wartime?
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