Meanings of warlike nation in English

A military nation and a warlike nation are not necessarily the same.

It is the revolt of a fanatic, warlike nation led by a man.

The most restless, ambitious, and warlike nation in Europe our neighbor!

The Germans were formerly the best fighting men and the most warlike nation of Europe.

This warlike nation had reached the height of their power under the famous Ranjit Singh.

A warlike nation has always been strong and flourishing.

The nation of the Suevi is by far the largest and the most warlike nation of all the Germans.

Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark, and the Danes were at that time quite a powerful and warlike nation.

An entire warlike nation of millions was helpless in the face of a few ships from across the sea.

Yet this was the warlike nation which had spread its conquests over so large a part of the continent!

Calling themselves proudly La Bantu (The People), they grew by agglomeration into a warlike nation, speaking one language.

At the confluence of the Atabapo and the Guaviare he found an Indian settlement of the warlike nation of the Guaypunaves.

Faith triumphed, and the warlike nation of the Franks knew that the God of Clotilda was the true God of armies.

Such was the fleet and such the force with which Hernando Cortez set sail to conquer a powerful and warlike nation.

The Sioux or Dacotas, are a numerous, powerful and warlike nation of Indians, who have been appropriately called the Arabs of the west.

Huayna Ccapac then returned to Tumipampa, where he rested some days, before moving his camp for the conquest of the Carangues, a very warlike nation.