unpatriotic
Adjective
Meaning
showing lack of love for your country
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Examples
Adam Schiff, the House Intelligence Committee chairman who led the impeachment inquiry, sharply criticized Bolton as unpatriotic for withholding information from the probe.
Alan Brooke (in his war diaries, p. 201) comments that "the Director of Security called on him to discuss Boney Fuller and his Nazi activities", though Alan Brooke commented that he did not think Fuller "had any unpatriotic intentions".
A giant step toward a more complex and inclusive American feminism would in an instant be branded unpatriotic.
Few unpatriotic individuals and organisations try to use unhidden agenda and conspiracies to divide us for their personal interest.
Hindenburg testified that the German Army had been on the verge of winning the war in the autumn of 1918 and that the defeat had been precipitated by a Dolchstoß ("stab in the back") by disloyal elements on the home front and unpatriotic politicians.
Obasanjo said, ‘“It would appear that anybody not dancing to the drumbeat nor joining in chorus singing would be earmarked as ethnically unpatriotic or enemy of its tribe or geographical area.