单词	hawkish
释义	hawkish adjective hawk·​ish ˈhȯ-kish  1 : resembling or suggesting a hawk or the beak of a hawk in appearance a hawkish nose He has a thatch of black curly hair and hawkish features. Jeff Shear 2 : having a militant attitude (as in a dispute) and advocating immediate vigorous action especially : supporting war or warlike policies a hawkish politician He was a frequent and persistently hawkish participant in the war councils of the Administration. Vincent Blasi While definitions vary, "neoconservative" generally refers to formerly moderate policy advocates who favor a hawkish and assertive foreign policy to implant democracy and American values abroad. Paul Richter hawkishly adverb Land is expensive, scarce, and watched hawkishly by environmentalists. Boston Magazine hawkishness noun … his Western anti-government philosophy and cold-war hawkishness… Jon Meacham Word History First Known Use 1747, in the meaning defined at sense 1 hawkish adjective as in warlike Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance warlike bloodthirsty militarist militaristic bellicose martial belligerent pugnacious aggressive combative truculent antagonistic hostile quarrelsome contentious scrappy discordant argumentative hot-tempered gladiatorial fierce Antonyms & Near Antonyms dovish pacifistic pacifist peaceable peaceful pacific nonaggressive unwarlike irenic unaggressive nonbelligerent antiwar noncombative antimilitarist antimilitaristic antiviolence See More
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