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Meanings of militance in English
Catalan
bel·ligerància Spanish
militancia Synonyms
Examples for "militancy"
Examples for "militancy"
1
With growing militancy, attacks and social problems, they won't go away soon.
2
However, the group ruled out halting militancy in the three-year-old Palestinian revolt.
3
Kahtan's path to militancy began at the age of 13, he said.
4
Following such militancy, the negotiating table delivered change to benefit inter-county players.
5
Twelve years into the war on militancy, Pakistan's police are chronically under-funded.
1
Burke's combativeness drained away and he turned pale Now wait a second.
2
How the combativeness squares with the demands of diplomacy is another matter.
3
Mr. Tibbets-whoseorgan of combativeness is finely developed, by the by-was saying-
4
His will was weak; he had no combativeness; he had a wish to lean.
5
He has also struggled with forming a coherent response, veering from contrition to combativeness.
Usage of militance in English
1
Muhammad's God thus elevated tribal militance and rapaciouness into supreme religious virtues.
2
The gay community was still powerful politically but the old militance had gone - gay liberation had worn itself out, though the gay-rights movement continued.
Frequent collocations
Militance through the time