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Meanings of warlike people in English
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Usage of warlike people in English
1
The Japanese are the most warlike people in this part of the world.
2
The very first appearance of Germans in history is as a warlike people.
3
A stern and warlike people was resolved to hold it and increase it.
4
There is no such thing in civilisation as a warlike people.
5
They were a warlike people; every man had to carry arms.
6
For centuries, the Hopi lived surrounded by warlike people who preyed upon them.
7
But the French were not the warlike people in the reign of Louis XV.
8
They are called the Mazitu, a numerous and warlike people of bastard Zulu blood.
9
There were in Italy some very warlike people, and those were nearest to Rome itself.
10
Diomede was a son of Mars and ruler of the Bistonians, a very warlike people.
11
Consequently, among a warlike people, sagacity is naturally cultivated.
12
The Kayans are the most numerous, the most powerful, and the most warlike people in Borneo.
13
The New Zealanders may, in some degree, be considered as a warlike people upon the sea.
14
At this time there was a wandering, warlike people living far beyond in Asia called Turks.
15
They are still a very warlike people, and have had frequent campaigns against France and Spain.
16
Yet they were not peculiarly a warlike people.
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