Definition of militarily in English:

militarily

adverb ˈmɪlɪt(ə)rəliˌmɪləˈtɛrəli

1In a military manner; by means of armed forces.
troops intervened militarily to restore order
Example sentencesExamples
- The Allies faced the dual challenges of crushing the Axis militarily and of considering how best to govern the postwar world.
- His cabinet shifted its attention to another Mideast republic, which it calculated would be unable to respond militarily to an air strike.
- What he really wants is to militarily occupy 10 kilometers of the territories as another step toward his ultimate goal.
- I mean to suggest that somehow the insurgents are defeating us militarily.
- A recent article asserted that the government is now prepared to respond militarily to any cyberattack.
- The democratic processes have been arbitrarily thrown out the window by their government, who was quick to join an alliance to militarily subdue the aggressors.
- The only way to do that, I'm afraid, is to go in and militarily remove the regimes that are holding these countries back.
- Western culture is assaulting them, not militarily, but culturally.
- Sea transportation there would get tricky if allied forces retaliate militarily against the ruling extremists in the country.
- They came to deal with the movement, but not because of their inability to defeat them militarily or to lock them all up.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to armed forces; from a military point of view.
  a strong country economically and militarily
  Example sentencesExamples
  As a nation, it is growing stronger, commercially and militarily.
  It may simply be a dressed up reaffirmation of their right to remain militarily neutral in any future global conflict into which the EU is sucked.
  Militarily, it is hard to make the case that the insurgents stack up against our armed forces.
  If you don't understand how to interpret them militarily, you may just stab yourself in the back with your own silver tongue.
  New alliances are emerging that neither politically nor militarily may be benign to the United States.
  I just can't think militarily, but you can, so I'm here to hear your tactical words of wisdom.
  In the end, it could turn out to be a militarily important partner, living off a shriveled economy.
  It's true that they often seem to keep certain other countries in a "state of extended adolescence" militarily.
  In spite of its militarily advantageous location, it has witnessed profound struggle nearly from its inception.
  The peaks and fertile slopes of these biblical lands are strategically and militarily valuable.

Definition of militarily in US English:

militarily

adverbˌmɪləˈtɛrəliˌmiləˈterəlē

1In a military manner; by means of armed forces.
troops intervened militarily to restore order
Example sentencesExamples
- I mean to suggest that somehow the insurgents are defeating us militarily.
- They came to deal with the movement, but not because of their inability to defeat them militarily or to lock them all up.
- The Allies faced the dual challenges of crushing the Axis militarily and of considering how best to govern the postwar world.
- Western culture is assaulting them, not militarily, but culturally.
- The democratic processes have been arbitrarily thrown out the window by their government, who was quick to join an alliance to militarily subdue the aggressors.
- The only way to do that, I'm afraid, is to go in and militarily remove the regimes that are holding these countries back.
- What he really wants is to militarily occupy 10 kilometers of the territories as another step toward his ultimate goal.
- Sea transportation there would get tricky if allied forces retaliate militarily against the ruling extremists in the country.
- A recent article asserted that the government is now prepared to respond militarily to any cyberattack.
- His cabinet shifted its attention to another Mideast republic, which it calculated would be unable to respond militarily to an air strike.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to armed forces; from a military point of view.
  a strong country economically and militarily
  Example sentencesExamples
  As a nation, it is growing stronger, commercially and militarily.
  Militarily, it is hard to make the case that the insurgents stack up against our armed forces.
  In spite of its militarily advantageous location, it has witnessed profound struggle nearly from its inception.
  In the end, it could turn out to be a militarily important partner, living off a shriveled economy.
  If you don't understand how to interpret them militarily, you may just stab yourself in the back with your own silver tongue.
  The peaks and fertile slopes of these biblical lands are strategically and militarily valuable.
  It may simply be a dressed up reaffirmation of their right to remain militarily neutral in any future global conflict into which the EU is sucked.
  New alliances are emerging that neither politically nor militarily may be benign to the United States.
  It's true that they often seem to keep certain other countries in a "state of extended adolescence" militarily.
  I just can't think militarily, but you can, so I'm here to hear your tactical words of wisdom.

单词	militarily
释义	Definition of militarily in English: militarily adverb ˈmɪlɪt(ə)rəliˌmɪləˈtɛrəli 1In a military manner; by means of armed forces. troops intervened militarily to restore order Example sentencesExamples The Allies faced the dual challenges of crushing the Axis militarily and of considering how best to govern the postwar world. His cabinet shifted its attention to another Mideast republic, which it calculated would be unable to respond militarily to an air strike. What he really wants is to militarily occupy 10 kilometers of the territories as another step toward his ultimate goal. I mean to suggest that somehow the insurgents are defeating us militarily. A recent article asserted that the government is now prepared to respond militarily to any cyberattack. The democratic processes have been arbitrarily thrown out the window by their government, who was quick to join an alliance to militarily subdue the aggressors. The only way to do that, I'm afraid, is to go in and militarily remove the regimes that are holding these countries back. Western culture is assaulting them, not militarily, but culturally. Sea transportation there would get tricky if allied forces retaliate militarily against the ruling extremists in the country. They came to deal with the movement, but not because of their inability to defeat them militarily or to lock them all up. 1.1 In a way that relates to armed forces; from a military point of view. a strong country economically and militarily Example sentencesExamples As a nation, it is growing stronger, commercially and militarily. It may simply be a dressed up reaffirmation of their right to remain militarily neutral in any future global conflict into which the EU is sucked. Militarily, it is hard to make the case that the insurgents stack up against our armed forces. If you don't understand how to interpret them militarily, you may just stab yourself in the back with your own silver tongue. New alliances are emerging that neither politically nor militarily may be benign to the United States. I just can't think militarily, but you can, so I'm here to hear your tactical words of wisdom. In the end, it could turn out to be a militarily important partner, living off a shriveled economy. It's true that they often seem to keep certain other countries in a "state of extended adolescence" militarily. In spite of its militarily advantageous location, it has witnessed profound struggle nearly from its inception. The peaks and fertile slopes of these biblical lands are strategically and militarily valuable. Definition of militarily in US English: militarily adverbˌmɪləˈtɛrəliˌmiləˈterəlē 1In a military manner; by means of armed forces. troops intervened militarily to restore order Example sentencesExamples I mean to suggest that somehow the insurgents are defeating us militarily. They came to deal with the movement, but not because of their inability to defeat them militarily or to lock them all up. The Allies faced the dual challenges of crushing the Axis militarily and of considering how best to govern the postwar world. Western culture is assaulting them, not militarily, but culturally. The democratic processes have been arbitrarily thrown out the window by their government, who was quick to join an alliance to militarily subdue the aggressors. The only way to do that, I'm afraid, is to go in and militarily remove the regimes that are holding these countries back. What he really wants is to militarily occupy 10 kilometers of the territories as another step toward his ultimate goal. Sea transportation there would get tricky if allied forces retaliate militarily against the ruling extremists in the country. A recent article asserted that the government is now prepared to respond militarily to any cyberattack. His cabinet shifted its attention to another Mideast republic, which it calculated would be unable to respond militarily to an air strike. 1.1 In a way that relates to armed forces; from a military point of view. a strong country economically and militarily Example sentencesExamples As a nation, it is growing stronger, commercially and militarily. Militarily, it is hard to make the case that the insurgents stack up against our armed forces. In spite of its militarily advantageous location, it has witnessed profound struggle nearly from its inception. In the end, it could turn out to be a militarily important partner, living off a shriveled economy. If you don't understand how to interpret them militarily, you may just stab yourself in the back with your own silver tongue. The peaks and fertile slopes of these biblical lands are strategically and militarily valuable. It may simply be a dressed up reaffirmation of their right to remain militarily neutral in any future global conflict into which the EU is sucked. New alliances are emerging that neither politically nor militarily may be benign to the United States. It's true that they often seem to keep certain other countries in a "state of extended adolescence" militarily. I just can't think militarily, but you can, so I'm here to hear your tactical words of wisdom.
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