jingo in Hindi हिन्दी

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adj. of jingoes; jingoistic.
Ex. A sigh of relief from all parties--the jingo press excluded--has greeted the hopeful news for a final settlement in Cyprus (Punch).

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expr. by (or by the living) jingo! (Informal.) an exclamation used chiefly for emphasis; meaningless oath.
Ex. She observed that, by the living jingo, she was all of a muck of sweat (Oliver Goldsmith).

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jingo, noun, pl.-goes,adjective, verb, -goed,-going.

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noun 1. a person who favors an aggressive foreign policy that might lead to war with other nations; chauvinist.
Ex. ... a special and welcome breed in contemporary writing--that of unabashed patriot esthetes who somehow manage not to sound like jin

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v.i. to sound of jingoism; express loud or aggressive patriotism.
Ex. The flags waved and the speeches jingoed when the United States embarked on its first armed adventure in Asia (New York Times).