bellicosity

Russia’s bellicose response suggests there can be no reset with NATO.

Amazon’s and Roku’s distribution disputes with NBCUniversal and WarnerMedia have been the most explicit examples yet of streaming’s bellicose state of play.

By breaking from the right-wing consensus in favor of unconditional bellicosity, I had gone rogue.

That the folks who have to actually deal with the outside world want not more bellicosity, but less?

Thus, pundits are going to be far more likely to endorse the Romney bellicosity than Americans, I think.

Ergo, Netanyahu's bellicosity was posturing, intended to put pressure on Washington.

"Honey swat key Molly pants," returned Mr. Pottle with a touch of bellicosity.

The other day the first sergeant, a theologian of a wholly unsuspected bellicosity, called upon the squad leaders to report.

Madame de Pompadour had just procured for herself a support in her obstinate bellicosity.

It is an irony of history that Serb bellicosity and nationalistic dreams gave rise to the modern Albanian state.

We opine that there is more bellicosity than science among your highbrows.