nationalistically
- adverb
- /ˌnæʃənəˈlɪstɪkli/
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nacionalistamente
- Although it did not normally feature works of poetry in its pages, it did foreground subjects of potential interest to nationalistically minded Canadian poets.
Examples
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Can't you see that it starts before you're even born? That your nationalistically programmed parents, education system, leisure time mind programming (TV), and everything else basically damn you right from the start?
Blog text (31) -
They were at once both nationalistic and nationalistically suspect.
Academic text (2018) -
In his seminal work, Positive Christianity in the Third Reich (1937), Fabricus described a kind of Christianity that was both theologically and nationalistically grounded.
Academic text (2006) -
Anachronistically (perhaps even nationalistically), they dialectalize O and P and promote the Leonese and Aragonese features as metastatic contaminants.
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Kittel, a charter member of the Nazi Party, supported Hitler and Positive Christianity under the misguided hope that a nationalistically inspired religious revival would somehow reunite the German people with the pure Reformation Christianity of their past.
Academic text (2006) -
Set against the current critical context in which Native American novels can be perceived as belonging to one side or another of a fractious debate—either as being nationalistically detached from other forms or as being interculturally mixed—
Academic text (2011) -
The politician spoke nationalistically, emphasizing the importance of putting our country first.
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The documentary was criticized for presenting a nationalistically biased view of history.
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During the event, the speaker encouraged everyone to think nationalistically and support local businesses.
Synonyms
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In a way that shows love and support for your country
Antonyms
How Nationalistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
nationalistically = nationalistic (transparent) = nation + al + istic + ly
The adverb is formed by adding the regular adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'nationalistic', a standard and transparent derivation.
Etymology
Nationalistically comes from nation, which first meant 'people' or 'birth', and you can see the same root in national. The endings -al, -istic and -ally turn it into 'in a way that shows strong support for your country', so nationalistically means acting to proudly support your nation, often putting it above others.