belligerence 的定义
- a warlike or aggressively hostile nature, condition, or attitude.
- an act of carrying on war; warfare.
belligerence 近义词
fight
更多belligerence例句
- This politicization is being shaped not just by the right, but by the Trumpian political style of performative belligerence — in other words, being a jerk in the loudest and most public way you can.
- The officials criticized one another’s governments for human rights abuses and belligerence on the international stage.
- Grayson himself sees little political downside to his belligerence.
- As a Marine, I learned that peace is predicated on compromise, not superior firepower or belligerence.
- Muriel Harding shrewdly surveyed the scene before her, a glint of belligerence in her eyes.
- The instant she noted the change from sarcasm to belligerence 262 in Leslie Cairns tones, she became ready to speak and act.
- Aunt Martha looked at him over the rims of her spectacles, wonderment in her gaze—perhaps a little belligerence.
- The callers had aroused belligerence in Jerry, Ronny and Muriel.
- She was gazing at the intruder with belligerence, not hauteur.