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jingoistic

[jing-goh-is-tik] / ˌdʒɪŋ goʊˈɪs tɪk /




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But others, as well as teachers and education experts, warn that the indoctrination risks spawning a jingoistic, unquestioning generation that will perpetuate Russian warmongering.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some have suggested that electing him mayor will make antisemitic bigotry — already far too widespread in America — much worse, and is likely to fuel a vicious, jingoistic right-wing backlash.

From Salon

Finally, India’s jingoistic domestic discourse on Pakistan, exemplified by a shrill media that struggles to separate fact from fantasy, has made it easier for Washington to ignore legitimate Indian concerns about the Islamic Republic.

From The Wall Street Journal

Disney’s own social media posts announcing the move are filled with rampant debate as to whether this is an instance of propaganda as it runs the risk of feeling jingoistic.

From Los Angeles Times

The jingoistic propaganda haloing “Top Gun: Maverick” puffed up an American ego deflated by the pandemic.

From Salon