russophilist (Meaning)
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russophilist (n.)
One who, not being a Russian, favors Russian policy and aggrandizement.
Synonyms & Antonyms of russophilist
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russophilist Sentence Examples
- The prominent historian revealed his deep Russophilist sentiments in his writings.
- As a Russophilist, she was often accused of being sympathetic to Russian imperialism.
- His fascination with Russian culture and language made him an ardent Russophilist.
- Despite the Cold War, she remained a fervent Russophilist, believing in the inherent goodness of the Russian people.
- The article sparked controversy by accusing the author of being a Russian agent, based on his known Russophilist views.
- The Russophilist movement in France during the 19th century advocated for closer ties between the two countries.
- The Russophilist politician's speech was met with loud applause from those who shared his admiration for Russia.
- Some accused her of being a secret Russophilist, hiding her true allegiances under a veil of academic objectivity.
- The Russophilist society organized a gala to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Russia.
- The Russophilist author faced criticism for presenting a biased and overly romanticized view of Russian history.
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One who, not being a Russian, favors Russian policy and aggrandizement.
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The prominent historian revealed his deep Russophilist sentiments in his writings.
As a Russophilist, she was often accused of being sympathetic to Russian imperialism.
His fascination with Russian culture and language made him an ardent Russophilist.
Despite the Cold War, she remained a fervent Russophilist, believing in the inherent goodness of the Russian people.
