patriotism in Latin
patriotism in Latin is amor patriae — patriotism means love of and devotion to one's country; pride in and loyalty toward one's homeland.
patriotism in Latin
amor patriae
Love of one's country; devotion to the welfare of one's compatriots; passion which inspires one to serve one's country.
What does "patriotism" mean?
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noun Love of and devotion to one's country; pride in and loyalty toward one's homeland.
""I have the intense patriotism of an immigrant," says Ferguson"
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patriotism in a sentence
- "I have the intense patriotism of an immigrant," says Ferguson
- The most extraordinary positive development in Czechoslovakia since its creation in 1918, the tumultuous outpouring of patriotism and protest was dared by students and intellectuals and soon embraced steel-workers and elderly pensioners.
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What is "patriotism" in Latin?
"patriotism" in Latin is amor patriae. patriotism means: Love of and devotion to one's country; pride in and loyalty toward one's homeland.
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