1. People who oppose or act against the interests, policies, or sovereignty of their own nation; those viewed as disloyal to their country.
Usage: Plural form; often used in political discourse, sometimes as a pejorative label; Common in South Asian English, particularly Indian English

Examples

• The government accused the protesters of being antinationals for criticizing national policies.
• Critics argue that labeling dissidents as antinationals suppresses legitimate political debate.
• The term 'antinationals' is often used to delegitimize opposition voices in political discourse.
• Some view environmental activists as antinationals when they prioritize global concerns over national interests.
• The debate over who qualifies as antinationals reflects deeper divisions about patriotism and dissent.