on the warpath (Meaning)

on the warpath

angry and ready to fight with, criticize, or punish someone

The protesters were on the warpath, marching vehemently toward the government building.
The army was on the warpath, relentlessly pursuing its enemies through hostile territory.
The politician's opponents were on the warpath, launching a relentless campaign of attacks against his character.
The debate attendees were on the warpath, passionately arguing their opposing viewpoints.
The environmental activists were on the warpath, demanding immediate action to address climate change.
The animal rights demonstrators were on the warpath, protesting the inhumane treatment of animals.
The consumer advocates were on the warpath, demanding accountability from corporations for defective products.
The creditors were on the warpath, relentlessly pursuing debtors who had defaulted on their loans.
The victims of the crime were on the warpath, seeking justice and retribution.
The company was on the warpath, aggressively pursuing market share and dominance in its industry.

angry and ready to fight with, criticize, or punish someone

ugly, militant,aggressive, contentious, hostile, acidic, rude, fierce,irritable, bellicose

peaceful, friendly, nonaggressive, peaceable, pacific, uncombative, kindhearted, unbelligerent, gracious, benign

The protesters were on the warpath, marching vehemently toward the government building.

The army was on the warpath, relentlessly pursuing its enemies through hostile territory.

The politician's opponents were on the warpath, launching a relentless campaign of attacks against his character.

The debate attendees were on the warpath, passionately arguing their opposing viewpoints.