pro-government
Adjective
Meaning
pro-government (comparative more pro-government, superlative most pro-government)
Alternative form of progovernment (“in favor of the government”)
Synonyms
Antonyms
Examples
I'm not pro-government at all, I'm pro-people.
According to Ahval, pro-government columnist Abdurrahman Dilipak, who writes for the Islamist Yeni Akit newspaper, called supporters of several international conventions against violence against women and children “prostitutes.”
ANI is known to have a pro-government bent and has been of manipulative reporting.
A Syrian girl, whose family decided to return home for fear of Covid-19 in displacement camps, poses for a picture amid the rubble of her house in al-Nayrab, a village ravaged by pro-government forces.
As of February 2004, those papers denied licenses under the new act included the Taimi o Tonga (Tongan Times), the Kele a, and the Matangi Tonga—while those permitted licenses were uniformly church-based or pro-government.
A stable of pro-government outlets amplifies the government’s messaging over migration, the main topic of Orbán’s discourse over the past five years, while the independent media landscape has been decimated over recent years.