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Meanings of dovish in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pacifist"
Examples for "pacifist"
1
Relatively new to Ireland, the Catholic Worker is a radical pacifist movement.
2
The previous day this pacifist sent a thousand planes to bomb Indo-China.
3
If so, you are no pacifist and not really opposed to war.
4
He has said he is a militant pacifist, which makes perfect sense.
5
There is something incongruous and absurd in the pacifist of British descent.
1
Broadly speaking, British interests are allied with American finance, as against the pacifistic and agrarian tendencies of the Middle West.
2
But your biggest mistake, I feel, is that you picked a pacifistic creed with which to oppose an active one.
3
Isley raised his eyebrows, "There's no guarantee that a creature with greater intelligence would be pacifistic and benevolent."
4
Without consideration of our national prestige the Humanist Party has emasculated our influence as a world power with its pacifistic actions.
5
The Pentagon has long been contemplating the futility of stationing tens of thousands of soldiers in the world's most peaceful and pacifistic country.
Usage of dovish in English
1
Market participants shrugged off the dovish comments from the Indian central bank.
2
Whether Boivin is hawkish or dovish is a difficult call, analysts said.
3
A negative inflation reading in August points to an explicit dovish bias.
4
The City viewed the ONS data and the inflation report as dovish.
5
BNZ senior economist Craig Ebert said the RBNZ was sounding extremely dovish.
6
Lockhart is seen as shading to the dovish end of the scale.
7
His voting behaviour puts him at the dovish end of the spectrum.
8
Policymakers in Europe have also shifted to a less dovish stance.
9
Kasich sounded a comparatively dovish note as well on the issue.
10
The European Central Bank's surprising dovish hand further fuelled growth concerns.
11
Sterling rose after the Bank of England minutes were less dovish than expected.
12
Presumably this means the ECB is going to be dovish tomorrow.
13
Policymakers are likely to keep a steadily dovish tone, Woolfolk said.
14
He will not want to be the most dovish person in his government.
15
Nor was Fed chief Janet Yellen especially dovish in her outlook.
16
A dovish BOJ is most likely to keep any yen appreciation in check.
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