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Meanings of warlike expedition in English
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Usage of warlike expedition in English
1
The men were armed as if bound on some warlikeexpedition.
2
It looked more like a warlikeexpedition than a fighting-ship in time of peace.
3
What could he gain by a warlikeexpedition, which a few words could not gain?
4
When they reached the warlikeexpedition of the emperor three of the cushions fell down at once.
5
He watched them attentively, and was convinced that they were a party of Zulus bent on a warlikeexpedition.
6
Rowing up the river in a strongly-armed boat, he suddenly came upon a thousand or more Indians evidently on a warlikeexpedition.
7
Nor would they ever set forth on any warlikeexpedition, until they had satisfied their soldiers that the gods had promised them victory.
8
Clapperton, the enterprising traveler, informs us that, when on a warlikeexpedition, he had convincing evidence that the hippopotamus is fond of music.
9
Astyages had not inherited the martial spirit of his father Cyaxares, and only one warlikeexpedition, that against the Cadusians, is ascribed to him.
10
He only said, however, "It is incredible that there can be an intention to execute officers in our service, captured upon a warlikeexpedition."
11
In his warlikeexpeditions he is regarded, however, as chief of some tribes only.
12
During the twenty-six years of his reign he carried his warlikeexpeditions far and wide.
13
They were always on the move-hunting, fishing, and formerly on warlikeexpeditions with other tribes.
14
They used canoes, and many of their warlikeexpeditions were carried on down the river by water.
15
With the fighting men were large numbers of women, for these generally accompanied the Britons on their warlikeexpeditions.
16
When on warlikeexpeditions, they painted their faces and bodies in the most hideous and grotesque manner, according to the universal practice of American savages.