superpatriot
- adjective
- /ˈsuːpərˌpeɪtriət/
- His superpatriot attitude led him to dismiss any foreign influence as negative.
Examples
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His superpatriot views often alienate others.
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The candidate's superpatriot rhetoric sometimes alienated those who valued international cooperation.
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Some critics accused the group of being superpatriot in their refusal to accept any criticism of the country.
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She is a superpatriot who believes in military action at all costs.
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Many people criticized his superpatriot views, arguing that they often led to irrational decisions about foreign policy.
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Her superpatriot attitude made it difficult for her to accept any criticism of her country.
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During the speech, he displayed a superpatriot fervor, insisting that anyone who disagreed was un-American.
Synonyms
Showing strong support for one's country and its interests
Someone who feels strong pride in a country and thinks that country is better than others
Showing extreme pride in a country and wanting to fight other countries
Showing too much pride in one's country
Showing very strong love for their country and rejecting criticism
Very strong pride in one's country and dislike of people from other countries
Antonyms
How Patriotic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Superpatriot combines super- and patriot. super- means 'above' or 'very' (as in superman or supermarket) and patriot means 'someone who loves their country', so superpatriot as an adjective describes something or someone that shows very strong, even excessive, love of one's country.