A warmonger someone who is anxious to encourage a people or nation to go to war
The opposite of pacific is aggressive or combative.
Heroes... MORE like victims of treasonous corrupt warmongering den of vipers!
It depends entirely on the region and timeframe of the warmongering.
His good contribution was the Napoleonic Code. His bad contribution was the relentless warmongering for almost two decades. He killed a large portion of Europe's population and displaced many more.
No. 'Domino theory' was the worry that if a country became communist, those surrounding would also become so; then those surrounding them, and so on. The Iraq war was a combination of bad politics and warmongering, inspired by the greed for oil.
nounnoun: aggressionhostile or violent behavior or attitudes toward another; readiness to attack or confront."his chin was jutting with aggression"synonyms:hostility, aggressiveness, belligerence, bellicosity, force, violence; More pugnacity, pugnaciousness, militancy, warmongering; attack, assault"an act of aggression"
First answerA chimp can kill monkeys in packs often relating to the warmongering humans which are closely related to chimps.Second answerChimps are omnivores, meaning they eat both plant and animal material. They primarily subsist on fruit, making meat a small part of their diet. They eat monkeys, birds, and small forest deer known as duikers.
The word belligerent can have the synonyms hostile, angry, or aggressive. Others are ornery, quarrelsome, pugnacious, cantankerous, contentious, or bellicose. Referring to factions or countries, synonyms might be warring, warlike, militant, warmongering, hawkish, jingoistic, or martial. *The noun form does not imply aggression, only that two sides are fighting. So a belligerent would not be the same as an aggressor. Noun synonyms might be antagonist or combatant.
They believe that the Americans are warmongering oppressors. This is due to the "forgotten" war in the 1950's when America destroyed many homes and towns in north korea killing over 3 million people. Now north koreans know nothing about the western world other than that the Americans are trying to control them and stop them from being happy. This is due to the fact that their government forces propaganda on them which show the Americans to be bad people.
You are referring to one of three speeches made by Mr Churchill to the British House of Commons during the Battle of France, a speech that is given a variety of monikers such as "We shall never surrender...", "We shall fight on the beeches...", and so on. These speeches were instrumental in rallying the British people - and a good part of the rest of the world - to defeat Adolph Hitler and his warmongering Nazi party.
A "monger" is someone who is a big proponent (fan, supporter) of something. These days it is most commonly used when speaking of someone who is very enthusiastic about declaring war--referred to as a "warmonger" or is trying to stir up a war--"warmongering." However, in the past the term could be attached to almost any noun and give the idea that the person dealt exclusively with that thing--a fishmonger, for example, sold fish. An ironmonger dealt with iron products--traded, sold, or made them.
"Fury" in relation to Hitler can refer to his intense anger, rage, and aggression. It speaks to his explosive temperament and the extreme measures he employed in pursuing his ideological goals, such as his relentless persecution of Jews and other targeted groups, as well as his warmongering and expansionist policies.