russophile (Meaning)
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russophile (n.)
Alt. of Russophilist
Synonyms & Antonyms of russophile
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russophile Sentence Examples
- The renowned russophile scholar dedicated his life to studying Russian literature and history.
- Despite his Western upbringing, the author possessed a deep admiration for Russian culture and was considered a prominent russophile.
- The russophile movement in the 19th century promoted a positive view of Russia among Western audiences.
- The conservative newspaper's russophile editorials sparked controversy and accusations of bias.
- As a russophile, she passionately defended Russia's actions in the international arena.
- The russophile lobby actively campaigned against sanctions imposed on Russia.
- He was accused of being a russophile after expressing support for Russia's annexation of Crimea.
- The russophile group organized a conference to foster better understanding between Russia and the West.
- Some historians argue that the russophile movement was influenced by imperialistic ambitions.
- Despite the political tensions, there remained a significant russophile community in Western countries.
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Alt. of Russophilist
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The renowned russophile scholar dedicated his life to studying Russian literature and history.
Despite his Western upbringing, the author possessed a deep admiration for Russian culture and was considered a prominent russophile.
The russophile movement in the 19th century promoted a positive view of Russia among Western audiences.
The conservative newspaper's russophile editorials sparked controversy and accusations of bias.
