Patriotic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PATRIOTIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• Inspired by patriotism; actuated by love of one\'s country; zealously and unselfishly devoted to the service of one\'s country; as, a patriotic statesman, vigilance.
• inspired by love for your country
• having or expressing devotion to and vigorous support for one's country
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• inspired by patriotism

Words related to PATRIOTIC

patriot9 patriotically20

Words that contain PATRIOTIC

unpatriotic15 compatriotic20 patriotically20 superpatriotic20 ultrapatriotic18 unpatriotically22

How to use PATRIOTIC in a sentence

• And of all his projects it may be said that they were equally patriotic in their purpose and colossal in their proportions.
• As deputy he had always been and continued to be fearless, patriotic, and sometimes eloquent.
• Among others, these are the men into whose mouths Dibdin puts his patriotic verses, full of sea-chivalry and romance.
• There, patriotic songs were sung, the Declaration of Independence was read, and Colonel Russell delivered an address.
• His interest in our politics was a patriotic interest in the country.
• We have said that his interest in politics was a patriotic interest in the nation.
• They want less patriotic intrigue and more racial self-respect.
• Certificate from State Legislature of Massachusetts for Patriotic Services.
• They are as patriotic, as industrious, as unselfish, as brave to-day as they were in the dark days of the rebellion.
• Among the other officers who imitated this patriotic example were General Whiteside and Major John T.
• In an impulse of patriotic reaction, the amendment was incorporated into the platform, and Mr.
• No praise could be too high for the patriotic and sustained efforts of the county associations or for the quality and efficiency of the territorial troops.
• The town hastened to offer him a patriotic banquet on his return.
• The sophomores had elected to be patriotic, and wore khaki-colored suits, unrelieved by a contrasting color.
• It is a matter of reproach, in the estimation of many patriotic Irishmen, that Mr.
• Then the evening of the Fourth of July spent on the roof of the Mission House, enjoying the display of fireworks, and singing patriotic songs.
• It cannot be through patriotic power, for nationalities are unlike.
• Dennis availed himself of the patriotic offer of Capt.
• The writer felt an uplift in patriotic fervor that was a joyous inspiration and so doubtless did all whose privilege it was to hear and see Mrs.
• Many liberal and patriotic Southern Democrats supported it.
• Profoundly patriotic though we of the British Empire are, there is something in the patriotism of the French which goes down into the deepest roots of the human soul.
• Soon the patriotic and daring leader had an army under his command, by whom he was chosen king of Christian Spain.
• It was a noble and patriotic purpose that inspired such sacrifice.
• The patriotic youth of Germany now began to speak and think of Richter as Jean Paul the Unique.
• His patriotic verse has both strength and loveliness and reflects a depth of feeling that his lighter work does not lead us to expect.
• A patriotic spirit sustained the ancient states, and united all classes for the safety of their country.
• For the patriotic services, civil and military, performed by different members of the Jack family, Texas, in her formation stage, honored one of her counties with their name.
• He had witnessed the defeat and humiliation of what he believed to be the pure and patriotic spirit of American manhood.
• Everybody is prosperous, and patriotic, and law-abiding, and respectable.
• There is one temptation to which great wealth has sometimes subjected its possessors, which demands from me a word of patriotic protest.
• Patriotic tears poured down the cheeks of rude warriors, and ruthless brigands sobbed like children.
• We may be sure that every patriotic Englishman looked with an evil eye on any French-speaking prince who made his way to the English court.
• It can not be said that their attitude in the early days of that conflict was patriotic.
• His genius should neither be tested by the magnitude of his scheme, nor the failure in its execution, but by the extraordinary success that crowned his patriotic labors.

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