militaristic (Meaning)

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militaristic (s)

imbued with militarism

The nation adopted a militaristic posture, prioritizing military spending and expansion.
The president's speech exuded a militaristic tone, highlighting the need for increased defense capabilities.
The government's inclination toward militarism fueled tensions with neighboring countries.
The society had a deeply ingrained militaristic culture, valuing strength and discipline above all else.
The militaristic regime stifled dissent and imposed strict control over its citizens.
The opposition criticized the government's militaristic agenda, arguing for a more peaceful and diplomatic approach.
The country's militaristic history had left a legacy of conflict and instability.
The rise of militaristic groups posed a significant threat to regional security.
The militaristic rhetoric of some politicians appealed to a certain segment of the population.
The consequences of a militaristic foreign policy were often dire, exacerbating international tensions and leading to bloodshed.

imbued with militarism

aggressive, warring, militant,militarist, combative, warlike, bellicose, belligerent,pugnacious, contentious

nonmilitary, civil,civilian, civil, nonmilitary, civilian, conciliatory, friendly, conciliatory, amiable

The nation adopted a militaristic posture, prioritizing military spending and expansion.

The president's speech exuded a militaristic tone, highlighting the need for increased defense capabilities.

The government's inclination toward militarism fueled tensions with neighboring countries.

The society had a deeply ingrained militaristic culture, valuing strength and discipline above all else.