hawkishness (Meaning)

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hawkishness (n)

any political orientation favoring aggressive policies

No weak antonyms found.

The politician's hawkishness led him to advocate for increased military spending and a confrontational foreign policy.
The general's hawkishness made him eager to engage in military action against perceived threats.
The hawk's hawkishness prompted it to attack any approaching bird of prey.
The senator's hawkish stance made him a vocal critic of the peace negotiations.
The newspaper's hawkish editorials called for a strong response to the perceived aggression.
The administration's hawkishness contributed to the escalation of tensions with the neighboring country.
The hawk's sharp talons and hawkish cry indicated its aggressive nature.
The hawkishness of the opposition party hindered any progress in bipartisan negotiations.
The general's hawkishness clashed with the pacifist views of his superiors.
The hawkish approach to crime resulted in increased arrests and harsher punishments.

any political orientation favoring aggressive policies

war hawk,militant, militarist, warmonger,jingo, agitator, belligerent, jingoist, combatant, firebrand

pacifist, dove,dove, pacifist, peacemaker, peacenik, peacenik,peacemaker,

The politician's hawkishness led him to advocate for increased military spending and a confrontational foreign policy.

The general's hawkishness made him eager to engage in military action against perceived threats.

The hawk's hawkishness prompted it to attack any approaching bird of prey.

The senator's hawkish stance made him a vocal critic of the peace negotiations.