Antonyms for euroscepticeu·roscep·tic

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1. europhile

   a europhile is a person who is fond of, admires, or even loves european culture, society, history, food, etc. in politics, it may be used to imply pro-europeanism, or support for the european union, often disapprovingly. in the disapproving case, europhile stands in contrast to eurosceptic, which refers to a desire to keep one's country out of the european union, or a belief that the european union form of governing will produce worse results than independent european states.

   i'm a bit of a europhile.

   Submitted by acronimous on May 26, 2014  

How to use eurosceptic in a sentence?

1. David Madden:

   The possibility of a eurosceptic government in Rome is shaking investor confidence ... at this point a larger fiscal deficit and greater bond issuance (in Italy) does seem likely.

2. Michal Baranowski:

   (The election) will show whether the eurosceptic voices within Europe are on the rise or if the rise has been curtailed for the moment.

3. David Madden:

   The possibility of a eurosceptic government in Rome is shaking investor confidence ... at this point, a larger fiscal deficit and greater bond issuance (in Italy) does seem likely.

4. Boris Johnson:

   I am not by any means an ultra-eurosceptic. In some ways, I am a bit of a fan of the European Union. If we did not have one, we would invent something like it.

5. Nigel Farage:

   I am also urging those in other campaigns who seem to think it is better to wait until the prime minister comes back from his renegotiation ... that this is a terrible mistake, that we are giving the prime minister a big head start in this and that is the wrong approach, the whole Eurosceptic movement needs to do two things: 1) get cracking, and 2) come together.

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