A person who opposes nationalism or national interests; someone considered disloyal or hostile to their country.
From anti- + patriot (from Latin patria, fatherland, + -ot from Greek -ot suffix). A polemical term that emerged primarily as an insult in nationalist discourse, rarely used as a self-descriptor.
Antipatriot is almost always used as a pejorative accusation—during wartime or nationalist fervor, critics of government policy get labeled this way. It's a telling word that shows how 'patriot' is assumed to be good, while 'antipatriot' automatically seems bad.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.