Meanings of pacificist in English

The hours pass amid the clash of rumours and discordant voices-optimist, pessimist, pacificist.

The sooner we give up all this milk-blooded, blue-spectacled, pacificist talk the better.

The Tsar's pacificist ideas were of no importance whatever.

A century and a half ago she was considered as a pacificist nation without national spirit.

Though it would have seemed perverse to the ordinary pacificist, this sentiment sprang from a respectable source.

They appear to be recklessly speculating on the chances of a pacificist rôle conciliating the sympathy of neutrals.

He was a double-engined, high-speed pacificist, because he was the kind of cantankerous fellow who must always be in a minority.

There is only one thing more abominable than war and that is the pacificist doctrine of non-resistance when duty and honor call.

It belonged to a man called Moxon Ivery, who was a kind of academic pacificist and a great god in the place.

A war which has for its object the conquest of political or religious liberty cannot be condemned even by the most confirmed pacificist.

One must read the books of the Napoleonic period to see with what disdain pacificist Germany is referred to-thatcountry of peasants, waiters and philosophers.

There is no end to the woes of Pacificists, conscientious or otherwise.

Pacificists must have known a similar feeling on Armistice day.

For many years past the prospect of universal war has haunted the dreams of pacificists and militarists alike.

With cries of "Pro-Hun" or of "Pacificist."

We pacificists must only understand that unhappily the time was not yet sufficiently developed to establish peace by the peaceful way.