bellicose = warlike or aggressive.
After being oppressed by the British, the colonists were bellicose.
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Bellicose means warlike or pugnacious. Its opposite might be pacific, irenic, peaceful or peace-loving, friendly.
Sure! Some words with the root "bell" include "belligerent" (aggressively hostile), "bellicose" (demonstrating aggression and willingness to fight), and "rebellion" (an act of resistance against authority). These words all derive from the Latin word "bellum," meaning "war."
After being oppressed by the British, the colonists were bellicose.
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Many of those making bellicose noises for war now were silent then.
Bellicose is an adjective that describes a person or a group of people that are hostile and confrontational. The word used in a sentence might be, "The tension was growing among the protesters; it was clear that one side was a bellicose group, and were not afraid to fight."
Okay, well one example is "I don't know what the word bellicose means." A logical example is "Kevin is very bellicose." Bellicose means favoring or inclined to start quarrels (usually verbal fights) and wars. "Tai Chi is the least bellicose of the martial arts."
Every time he was passed over for a promotion, he found someone to blame, when in truth it was his arrogant, bellicose personality that held him back.
The word bellicose is an adjective. It describes something that is warlike.
The bellicose neighbor was so belligerent that he started a fight with everyone at the community meeting.
Are there any songs with bellicose in its lyrics
Bellicose means warlike or antagonistic. A bellicose person is one who would use any excuse to get into a fight. A bellicose country is more likely to engage in a war than try to have peace.
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