Patriot

What do we mean by patriot?

One who loves, supports, and defends one's country. noun

A person who loves his country, and zealously supports and defends it and its interests. noun

Patriotic; devoted to the welfare of one's country: as, patriot zeal.

One who loves his country, and zealously supports its authority and interests. noun

Becoming to a patriot; patriotic. adjective

A person who loves and zealously supports and defends his or her country. noun

A fellow countryman, a compatriot. noun

One who loves and defends his or her country noun

A person who loves and zealously supports and defends their country.

A fellow countryman, a compatriot.

A real patriot is someone who loves their country enough to speak up when they see something that needs to be changed; not someone who blindly assumes that their government knows best and is always right no matter what. Urban Dictionary

A citizen of one of the united States who loves his country. Commonly, "love your country" is incorrectly interpreted as "support your country's government regardless of what it is doing". This is also, consequently, the type of person that people mistake a patriot as. A true patriot loves his country to the extent that he will work to change it or point out what his country's government is doing wrong. Most patriots wish to change the government to run the way the constitution describes it should. Urban Dictionary

The 5th most common word in the USA, with "give", "me", "another" and "burger", just beating it to the top 4 places. Urban Dictionary

Someone who put a flag on their SUV after 9/11 and thought they had done their part. Urban Dictionary

Someone who appreciates his or her national heritage and as a result feels committed to upholding their country's fundamental values and morals without taking anything for granted, understanding sacrifices that were necessary throughout history. In America, patriots in the true sense of the word take advantage of their constitutional rights to free speech and due process in the name of liberty and justice for all, meaning they protest oppressive policies that deprive people of freedom. It also means they allow dissent and equal protection regardless of race, sex, gender orientation, ethnicity, religion, or national origin. Why? Because it's the spirit of the US Constitution, hence the identity of the sweet land of liberty. Pledging allegiance does not make you a patriot unless you live up to the pledge and stand by your refusal to be a bigot or warmonger, as that's not what the USA is supposed to be about. Saluting a flag doesn't mean you're patriotic unless you actually care that soldiers died to allow for your freedom. A patriot might own a gun legally but millions of them are unarmed since they're brave Americans thereby making it unnecessary, and in fact no patriot would ever use guns to intimidate others. You're definitely not a patriot if you are a vigilante, a hater, a bully, someone in favor of secession, or if you allow the thought of terrorist attacks or evil-doers in general to change your life or blame innocent people. Urban Dictionary

Someone who gets upset when you don't support everything the president's administration does--as long as the administration is Republican. When the president is a Democrat, then all of a sudden the voices of dissent are patriotic. Urban Dictionary

1.someone who believes that the person holding a gun and waving a u.s. flag is always right 2.synonym for misled 3.sometimes bordering on fanaticism Urban Dictionary

1. someone who believes that the country in which they happened to be born entitles them to the destruction of other peoples and nations. 2. someone who finds paying taxes in order to overthrow existing foreign governments, replace them with their own nation's corporate lobbyists, and then later destroy them when deemed to be out of compliance with the economic interests of their own country to be a worthwhile expenditure. Urban Dictionary

You're all such stupid smacktards. A patriot is one who likes and appreciates their country and fellow man. All of you stupid faggots are defining a nationalist. Urban Dictionary

When reason fails and ignorance rules.... there will be the patriot. when a country defines it's people and the people do not define the country. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to patriot:
patriot, patrist, hatriot.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word patriot:
ledger, loyalist, patriots, militia, summoned, missile, lafayette, giuseppe, act, surveillance, terrorism, batteries, revolutionary, tournament, armor, finish, revolution, tie, ncaa, league, fbi, terrorist, background, provisions, ukraine, continental, liberty, cause, automatic, independence, athletic, hero, color, soldier, basketball, jos, colonel, rebellion.

Words that rhyme with patriot:
expatriate, compatriot.

Adjectives that are often used to describe patriot:
true, great, ardent, good, american, irish, italian, young, polish, german, revolutionary, sincere, distinguished, real, zealous, southern, hungarian, french, devoted, noble, genuine, pure, honest, fervent, staunch, russian, english, indian, famous, illustrious, christian, enlightened, brave, active, cuban, loyal, venerable, roman, greatest, disinterested, minded, enthusiastic, eminent, scottish, passionate, earnest, greek, celebrated, sturdy, fiery, swiss, warm, firm, chinese, worthy, corsican, hearted, incorruptible, intense, mexican, spanish, unselfish, aged, czech, martyred, virtuous, exiled, soviet, prominent, stern, stanch, truer, flaming, fearless, fierce, fanatical, korean, republican, thorough, purer, austrian, prussian, selfless, south.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective patriot:
news, artist, heroes, prophet, soldiers, poet, ledger, eyes, king, ism, community, leaders, war, communities, blood, saint, deputy, memory, hearts, martyrs, hero, prince, groups, korais, troops, scholars, city, party, rebels, group, rage, martyr, spirit, members, movement, truth, case, writers, printer, kings, sons, militia, propaganda, congress, prisoners, soldier, loan, ebert, improvers, spectacle, organizations, school, monk, greene.

Consonant match to patriot:
patriate.

Words that sound like patriot:
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