Russophilic

English

Etymology

From Russophilia +‎ -ic.

Adjective

Russophilic (comparative more Russophilic, superlative most Russophilic)

1. Fond of or favouring Russia, or Russian people; exhibiting or relating to Russophilia.
   • 2018, Jonathan Chait, New York magazine, 8 July:

     More recently, as Trump has slipped the fetters that shackled him in his first year in office, his growing confidence and independence have been expressed in a series of notably Russophilic moves.

Antonyms

• Russophobic

Related terms

• Russophile
• Russophilia

Translations

Russophilic — see also pro-Russian

• German: russenfreundlich, russophil, russophilisch
• Polish: rusofilski (pl)