Meanings
euroskeptic1
comparative more euroskeptic · superlative most euroskeptic
- alternativeAlternative form of Euroskeptic.
Early in his leadership, Mr. Cameron appealed to his party to stop “banging on” about Europe, though by then, he had already appeased the euroskeptic right by promising to remove the Conservatives from a center-right alliance in the European Parliament that they considered too federalist.
2016 June 24, Stephen Castle, “David Cameron’s Luck Runs Out, Leaving Conservatives in Limbo”, in New York Times
Euroskeptic2
plural Euroskeptics
- USalternativeAlternative spelling of Eurosceptic.
comparative more Euroskeptic · superlative most Euroskeptic
- USalternativeAlternative spelling of Eurosceptic.
Historically, the southernmost Scandinavian nation has tended to be Euroskeptic, Friis told CNN, never feeling European at heart.
2025 July 5, Sebastian Shukla, “Denmark has long been Euroskeptic. Donald Trump helped change that”, in CNN
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