| 单词 | militarist |
| 释义 | militarist (once / 13416 pages) n WORD FAMILY militarist: militarists+/demilitarise: demilitarised/demilitarize: demilitarized, demilitarizes, demilitarizing/militarise: demilitarise, militarisation, militarised, remilitarise/militarism: militarisms, militarist, militaristic/militaristic: militaristically/militarize: demilitarize, militarization, militarized, militarizes, militarizing, remilitarize/military: militaries, militarily, militarise, militarism, militarize, nonmilitary, unmilitary/remilitarise: remilitarisation/remilitarize: remilitarization, remilitarized, remilitarizes, remilitarizing/unmilitary: unmilitarily USAGE EXAMPLESSecond, early 20th-century China was a violent place of rampaging militarists, political assassinations, foreign invasion and crushing poverty. New York Times(Nov 16, 2016) The Hitlerians and the Japanese militarists hadn’t been carefully taught; they rushed to their lesson in the face of all evidence. The New Yorker(Nov 03, 2016) Having broadened the mandate of the Japanese self-defense forces, Beijing sees the conservative Abe as pushing ahead with a militarist agenda. Seattle Times(Sep 07, 2016) n a person who advocates war or warlike policies Syn|Hypo|Hyper warmonger hawk, war hawk an advocate of an aggressive policy on foreign relations adult, grownup a fully developed person from maturity onward |
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