pro-American
- adjective
- /proʊ əˈmɛrɪkən/
- Many citizens support a pro-American agenda that emphasizes economic growth and international partnerships.
You cannot both be pro American and anti democracy.
- You cannot both be pro American and anti democracy.
- Rich white men will because they say they're Christian and they say they're pro American, but the only thing they value is money.
- And the key question is rather than be like pro American, like if this won't last, if this current tax Americana won't last, what does post American look like?
Examples
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You cannot both be pro American and anti democracy.
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Rich white men will because they say they're Christian and they say they're pro American, but the only thing they value is money.
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There were pro American intellectuals who made the case in the very beginning that the that the American path was the way to go.
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So let's have a pro American, pro democratic, pro democracy party and let's expand the tent.
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And, you know, it's not easy to, you know, sort of ball that up into pro Trump or pro Biden or pro American or pro anything, frankly.
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And so there was a need and a desire for heroism for, for pro American movies, for, you know, for just patriotism.
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And so there was a need and a desire for heroism for, for pro American movies, for, you know, for just patriotism.
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If we don't, if, if, if we just, I'm, I was, I'm pro American, but like, I, I can't do it anymore, man.
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And the key question is rather than be like pro American, like if this won't last, if this current tax Americana won't last, what does post American look like?
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The conference featured several pro-American speakers who discussed the importance of supporting U.S. policies abroad.
Antonyms
How Pro-American
- US
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pro-American combines the prefix pro- meaning 'for' and American meaning 'of the United States', and so it literally says 'for America'. So, pro-American describes someone or something that supports the United States and its policies.