unionist

As nouns the difference between nationalist and unionist

is that nationalist is nationalist while unionist is an advocate or supporter of unionism.

As an adjective unionist is

(sometimes|capitalised) of or pertaining to unionism.

As nouns the difference between unionist and loyalist

is that unionist is an advocate or supporter of unionism while loyalist is a person who is loyal to a cause, generally used as a political affiliation.

As an adjective unionist

is (sometimes|capitalised) of or pertaining to unionism.

As adjectives the difference between national and unionist

is that national is of or having to do with a nation while unionist is (sometimes|capitalised) of or pertaining to unionism.

As nouns the difference between national and unionist

is that national is a subject of a nation while unionist is an advocate or supporter of unionism.

As a verb unionise

is .

As an adjective unionist is

(sometimes|capitalised) of or pertaining to unionism.

As a noun unionist is

an advocate or supporter of unionism.

As adjectives the difference between unionist and unionistic

is that unionist is of or pertaining to unionism while unionistic is of or pertaining to union or unionists; tending to promote or preserve union.

As a noun unionist

is an advocate or supporter of unionism.

As nouns the difference between unionist and nonunionist

is that unionist is an advocate or supporter of unionism while nonunionist is one who is not a unionist.

As an adjective unionist

is (sometimes|capitalised) of or pertaining to unionism.