jingoes (Meaning)

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jingoes (pl.)

of Jingo

No strong antonyms found.

The jingoes at the rally fervently chanted slogans, waving flags and demanding military intervention.
His jingoistic speeches were full of inflammatory rhetoric, dividing the masses rather than uniting them.
During wartime, propaganda often appeals to jingoistic sentiments to boost morale and rally support for the cause.
The rise of jingoism in the country caused tensions to escalate, leading to widespread fear and instability.
Their jingoistic foreign policy alienated allies and created a climate of distrust on the international stage.
The jingoes, blinded by nationalistic zeal, ignored the disastrous consequences of their actions.
The political party exploited jingoistic sentiments to win elections, promising a return to greatness and glory.
Behind the jingoistic facade, the leaders' true motives were self-interest and power-mongering.
Education and cross-cultural交流 can help combat jingoism by fostering understanding and respect for diverse perspectives.
Global cooperation and diplomacy are essential to counter jingoistic tendencies and promote peace and stability worldwide.

of Jingo

nationalists,patriots, chauvinists, warmongers, loyalists, superpatriots, hawks,flag-wavers

internationalists,internationalists,, neutralists,neutralists

The jingoes at the rally fervently chanted slogans, waving flags and demanding military intervention.

His jingoistic speeches were full of inflammatory rhetoric, dividing the masses rather than uniting them.

During wartime, propaganda often appeals to jingoistic sentiments to boost morale and rally support for the cause.

The rise of jingoism in the country caused tensions to escalate, leading to widespread fear and instability.