anti-British

adjective

1. opposed to anything characteristic of or relating to Britain

Example Sentences

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".

From BBC

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.

From Seattle Times

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.

From BBC

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."

From BBC

Asked why he is now defending the ex-president, Mr Findling likened his decision to John Adams - the second US president who, in his earlier career as a lawyer, had defied anti-British sentiments and defended British soldiers against murder charges arising from the Boston Massacre of 1770.

From BBC