anti-British

adjective

1. opposed to anything characteristic of or relating to Britain

Example Sentences

Responding to Farage's appearance at the committee, Labour's Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said: "Jetting off to another country and hyping up the prospect of the UK's trade with our closest allies being hit is about as anti-British as you can get."

From BBC

"That's why it is time to overturn the absurd anti-prosperity, anti-business, anti-oil and gas, anti-British ban on supporting UK companies who export their world-leading technologies overseas."

From BBC

She said they "should not be glorifying terrorism" and are "anti-British".

From BBC

But not all have been accepting of their efforts: An application for a grant in 2023 turned into a high-profile court case after Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch blocked distribution of funds over alleged anti-British sentiment.

From Los Angeles Times

The Brexit campaigner said he was "proud" of the UK's record on integration but said that there was a "growing number of young men" adopting radical views that are "extremely anti-British".

From BBC