un-American - use in sentences

Modifies a noun

  • activity: It is critical to saving American lives from un-American activities right here in our in our own homeland.

Modifying Another Word

  • very: This suggests a very un-American attitude about material possessions.
  • distinctly: There is something distinctly un-American about Kenny's book, which might be explained by his Irish, rather than American-Irish, nativity.
  • fundamentally: And that view is both wrong and fundamentally un-American.
  • not: Nazis were not un-American, it was claimed, just good ol ' boys gone slightly astray.

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