jingo (Meaning)
jingo (n)
an extreme bellicose nationalist
jingo (n.)
A word used as a jocular oath.
A statesman who pursues, or who favors, aggressive, domineering policy in foreign affairs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jingo
jingo Sentence Examples
- The jingoistic rhetoric inflamed tensions between the two nations.
- The politician's jingoistic speech rallied the crowd to support a military invasion.
- The jingoistic newspaper articles stoked the public's fear and anger towards the neighboring country.
- The jingoistic propaganda posters depicted foreign enemies as barbaric and unworthy.
- The jingoistic sentiment spread through the country like wildfire, fueling calls for war.
- Politicians used jingoism to manipulate the public's emotions and gain political advantage.
- The jingoistic chants and slogans drowned out all reason and dialogue.
- The jingoistic attitude created a climate of fear and intolerance towards those perceived as outsiders.
- The jingoistic fervor eventually led to a disastrous war that devastated both nations.
- The aftermath of the war showed the folly and danger of jingoism.
FAQs About the word jingo
an extreme bellicose nationalistA word used as a jocular oath., A statesman who pursues, or who favors, aggressive, domineering policy in foreign affairs.
nationalist,patriot, chauvinist, superpatriot,flag-waver, loyalist, warmonger, hawk
internationalist, internationalist,, neutralist,neutralist
The jingoistic rhetoric inflamed tensions between the two nations.
The politician's jingoistic speech rallied the crowd to support a military invasion.
The jingoistic newspaper articles stoked the public's fear and anger towards the neighboring country.
The jingoistic propaganda posters depicted foreign enemies as barbaric and unworthy.
