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anti-British
adjective
- opposed to anything characteristic of or relating to Britain
Example Sentences
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.
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".
She quipped that the Human Rights Act should be called the “Criminal Rights Act,” said trans women shouldn’t be allowed on single-sex female hospital wards and vowed to remove “gender ideology, white privilege, anti-British history” from education and cultural institutions.
The incident came during a section of the speech in which she said that "gender ideology, white privilege, anti-British history" had become "embedded" in corporate Britain and parts of the public sector.
In her speech, Ms Braverman had criticised "gender ideology, white privilege" and anti-British history, adding: "The evidence demonstrates that if you don't challenge this poison, things just get worse."
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