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Meanings of pacifist in English
Usage of pacifist in English
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.
6
Can a pacifist sect not even be encouraged to debate with others?
7
The President of the United States has many pacifist men around him.
8
I was a young hot-head then, not the pacifist I am now.
9
The book may be read as a pacifist plea of persuasive earnestness.
10
I'm a pacifist, but I did come close to thinking about it.
11
Why had the Council visited such savagery on a harmless, pacifist order?
12
White-haired and quietly spoken, the founder of Vyasna is a committed pacifist.
13
Burton became a resolute christian pacifist who was jailed for his beliefs.
14
But extremists, whether chauvinist or pacifist, are not helpful in avoiding wars.
15
The pacifist noble gases are a demilitarized zone surrounded by unstable neighbors.
16
My opposition to war is not based upon pacifist or non-resistant principles.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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