party-spirited
- adjective
- /ˈpɑrtiˌspɪrɪtɪd/
- The debate became heated as one party-spirited member refused to acknowledge any faults within her party.
Examples
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Some journalists argue that party-spirited reporting undermines the public’s trust in the media.
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Despite his party-spirited nature, he occasionally supported legislation from the opposition.
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The party-spirited supporters rallied outside the stadium.
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He is a very party-spirited individual.
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The party-spirited supporters wore colorful shirts to show their loyalty during the campaign.
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Known for his party-spirited views, she often praised her party's policies without considering alternatives.
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During the election season, his party-spirited comments made it clear which candidate he favored.
Synonyms
Showing strong support for one side and not being fair
Antonyms
How Loyal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Party-spirited joins party, meaning 'a group of people with the same political ideas', and spirit, meaning 'energy' or 'support'. That's why party-spirited describes someone who is strongly loyal and supportive of their political party.