unpatriotic

/ ˌʌnpæ-, ˌʌnpeɪtrɪˈɒtɪk /

adjective

1. not enthusiastically supporting one's country and its ways of life

Example Sentences

Attacking Reform's recently-announced plans to deport hundreds of thousands of migrants as unpatriotic, he argued that sending Afghan asylum seekers back to face the Taliban "isn't who we are".

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"We can be real challengers in the elections ahead and we can actually stop Reform and their dangerous and unpatriotic approach to governing the country."

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But many Brazilians see it as deeply unpatriotic to support inflicting economic pain on Brazil for the Bolsonaro family's own political fortunes.

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And he wanted to berate the American media and paint their coverage of that preliminary report as unpatriotic and disrespectful to the "brave men and women" in the US military.

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Jones reflects on the Trump administration’s thought crime regime and what it feels like to be the author of a book that has been censored for being “unpatriotic” and contrary to “American values.”

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Related Words

• disaffected 
• untrustworthy