1. characterized by extreme patriotism and aggressive support for one’s country, especially in foreign policy
Usage: often disapproving

Examples

• The politician’s jingoistic rhetoric appealed to voters who wanted a more aggressive foreign policy.
• Critics accused the newspaper of jingoistic coverage that ignored diplomatic solutions.
• His jingoistic attitude made him dismiss any criticism of military intervention.
• The jingoistic crowd cheered loudly at every mention of military strength.
• She rejected the jingoistic approach in favor of peaceful negotiation.
• The editorial warned against jingoistic thinking that could lead to unnecessary conflict.