Definition of ecoterrorism in English:

ecoterrorism

nounˌiːkəʊˈtɛrərɪz(ə)mˌɛkoʊˈtɛrəˌrɪzəm

mass noun

1Violence carried out to further environmentalist ends.
continued ecoterrorism directed towards people and private property is a fact of life
Example sentencesExamples
- A quick Google search of ‘Sierra Club ecoterrorism’ produces plenty of pages showing the Sierra Club's consistent denunciation of ecoterrorism.
- The FBI is telling 10 cities to be on alert for possibly ecoterrorism today.
- On March 22, 2002, the Center for Consumer Freedom sent a long letter to the House subcommittee investigating ecoterrorism.
- The bill also increases the possible penalties for ecoterrorism, with those convicted of first degree felonies facing a prison term of up to 40 years and a fine of up to $100,000.
- The FBI considers ecoterrorism and animal terrorism the country's leading domestic terror threats.
- Having spent the past decade fighting ecoterrorism, Barry's fight for justice is widening.
- He said the legislation which he introduced last week is necessary because fear of ecoterrorism is palpable in the research community.
- Last January, the FBI held a symposium in California on ecoterrorism.
- In Maryland, more than 100 FBI investigators are searching for clues in a suspected case of ecoterrorism.
- I am stating that there is no difference between ecoterrorism and animal rights terrorism.
- Immediately, the label of ecoterrorism appeared in news stories describing the actions of the Earth Liberation Front.
- The bill would make ecoterrorism and animal rights terrorism punishable by up to 10 years in jail.
- Yet, as we will hear, ecoterrorism only encourages fear and anger.
- Claims of ecoterrorism have reared their ugly head again in Tasmania.
- Compared to such violent acts, is ecoterrorism really terrorism?
- In his gripping and entertaining investigation, the journalist turns Vail inside out to get the real story behind the costliest act of ecoterrorism in U.S. history.
1. 1.1 The action of causing deliberate environmental damage in order to further political ends.
  ecoterrorism on a vast scale is his version of a nuclear weapon

Derivatives

ecoterrorist

nounˌiːkəʊˈtɛrərɪstˈikoʊtɛrərəst

There is no region of the United States where I have not received complaints from members about being victimized by ecoterrorists.
Example sentencesExamples
- In Crichton's fictional world, tsunamis are the work of ecoterrorists trying to dupe people into thinking global warming is a threat.
- And, as far as violence by political extremists is concerned, ecoterrorists have carried out at least as many violent attacks as anti-abortion fanatics.
- There had been some concern before the trial that the FBI would get a pass from the jury given the current climate, especially in a case brought by supposed ecoterrorists.
- Locals speculate that the culprits might be anyone from ecoterrorists to local hunters irked about development to disgruntled contractors or even white racists mad about black families moving into the area.

Definition of ecoterrorism in US English:

ecoterrorism

nounˌekōˈterəˌrizəmˌɛkoʊˈtɛrəˌrɪzəm

1Violence carried out to further environmentalist ends.
continued ecoterrorism directed toward people and private property is a fact of life
Example sentencesExamples
- On March 22, 2002, the Center for Consumer Freedom sent a long letter to the House subcommittee investigating ecoterrorism.
- I am stating that there is no difference between ecoterrorism and animal rights terrorism.
- The bill would make ecoterrorism and animal rights terrorism punishable by up to 10 years in jail.
- Having spent the past decade fighting ecoterrorism, Barry's fight for justice is widening.
- Compared to such violent acts, is ecoterrorism really terrorism?
- Immediately, the label of ecoterrorism appeared in news stories describing the actions of the Earth Liberation Front.
- The FBI is telling 10 cities to be on alert for possibly ecoterrorism today.
- The FBI considers ecoterrorism and animal terrorism the country's leading domestic terror threats.
- Claims of ecoterrorism have reared their ugly head again in Tasmania.
- Yet, as we will hear, ecoterrorism only encourages fear and anger.
- The bill also increases the possible penalties for ecoterrorism, with those convicted of first degree felonies facing a prison term of up to 40 years and a fine of up to $100,000.
- A quick Google search of ‘Sierra Club ecoterrorism’ produces plenty of pages showing the Sierra Club's consistent denunciation of ecoterrorism.
- Last January, the FBI held a symposium in California on ecoterrorism.
- In his gripping and entertaining investigation, the journalist turns Vail inside out to get the real story behind the costliest act of ecoterrorism in U.S. history.
- In Maryland, more than 100 FBI investigators are searching for clues in a suspected case of ecoterrorism.
- He said the legislation which he introduced last week is necessary because fear of ecoterrorism is palpable in the research community.
1. 1.1 The action of causing deliberate environmental damage in order to further political ends.
  ecoterrorism on a vast scale is his version of a nuclear weapon

单词	ecoterrorism
释义	Definition of ecoterrorism in English: ecoterrorism nounˌiːkəʊˈtɛrərɪz(ə)mˌɛkoʊˈtɛrəˌrɪzəm mass noun 1Violence carried out to further environmentalist ends. continued ecoterrorism directed towards people and private property is a fact of life Example sentencesExamples A quick Google search of ‘Sierra Club ecoterrorism’ produces plenty of pages showing the Sierra Club's consistent denunciation of ecoterrorism. The FBI is telling 10 cities to be on alert for possibly ecoterrorism today. On March 22, 2002, the Center for Consumer Freedom sent a long letter to the House subcommittee investigating ecoterrorism. The bill also increases the possible penalties for ecoterrorism, with those convicted of first degree felonies facing a prison term of up to 40 years and a fine of up to $100,000. The FBI considers ecoterrorism and animal terrorism the country's leading domestic terror threats. Having spent the past decade fighting ecoterrorism, Barry's fight for justice is widening. He said the legislation which he introduced last week is necessary because fear of ecoterrorism is palpable in the research community. Last January, the FBI held a symposium in California on ecoterrorism. In Maryland, more than 100 FBI investigators are searching for clues in a suspected case of ecoterrorism. I am stating that there is no difference between ecoterrorism and animal rights terrorism. Immediately, the label of ecoterrorism appeared in news stories describing the actions of the Earth Liberation Front. The bill would make ecoterrorism and animal rights terrorism punishable by up to 10 years in jail. Yet, as we will hear, ecoterrorism only encourages fear and anger. Claims of ecoterrorism have reared their ugly head again in Tasmania. Compared to such violent acts, is ecoterrorism really terrorism? In his gripping and entertaining investigation, the journalist turns Vail inside out to get the real story behind the costliest act of ecoterrorism in U.S. history. 1.1 The action of causing deliberate environmental damage in order to further political ends. ecoterrorism on a vast scale is his version of a nuclear weapon Derivatives ecoterrorist nounˌiːkəʊˈtɛrərɪstˈikoʊtɛrərəst There is no region of the United States where I have not received complaints from members about being victimized by ecoterrorists. Example sentencesExamples In Crichton's fictional world, tsunamis are the work of ecoterrorists trying to dupe people into thinking global warming is a threat. And, as far as violence by political extremists is concerned, ecoterrorists have carried out at least as many violent attacks as anti-abortion fanatics. There had been some concern before the trial that the FBI would get a pass from the jury given the current climate, especially in a case brought by supposed ecoterrorists. Locals speculate that the culprits might be anyone from ecoterrorists to local hunters irked about development to disgruntled contractors or even white racists mad about black families moving into the area. Definition of ecoterrorism in US English: ecoterrorism nounˌekōˈterəˌrizəmˌɛkoʊˈtɛrəˌrɪzəm 1Violence carried out to further environmentalist ends. continued ecoterrorism directed toward people and private property is a fact of life Example sentencesExamples On March 22, 2002, the Center for Consumer Freedom sent a long letter to the House subcommittee investigating ecoterrorism. I am stating that there is no difference between ecoterrorism and animal rights terrorism. The bill would make ecoterrorism and animal rights terrorism punishable by up to 10 years in jail. Having spent the past decade fighting ecoterrorism, Barry's fight for justice is widening. Compared to such violent acts, is ecoterrorism really terrorism? Immediately, the label of ecoterrorism appeared in news stories describing the actions of the Earth Liberation Front. The FBI is telling 10 cities to be on alert for possibly ecoterrorism today. The FBI considers ecoterrorism and animal terrorism the country's leading domestic terror threats. Claims of ecoterrorism have reared their ugly head again in Tasmania. Yet, as we will hear, ecoterrorism only encourages fear and anger. The bill also increases the possible penalties for ecoterrorism, with those convicted of first degree felonies facing a prison term of up to 40 years and a fine of up to $100,000. A quick Google search of ‘Sierra Club ecoterrorism’ produces plenty of pages showing the Sierra Club's consistent denunciation of ecoterrorism. Last January, the FBI held a symposium in California on ecoterrorism. In his gripping and entertaining investigation, the journalist turns Vail inside out to get the real story behind the costliest act of ecoterrorism in U.S. history. In Maryland, more than 100 FBI investigators are searching for clues in a suspected case of ecoterrorism. He said the legislation which he introduced last week is necessary because fear of ecoterrorism is palpable in the research community. 1.1 The action of causing deliberate environmental damage in order to further political ends. ecoterrorism on a vast scale is his version of a nuclear weapon
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