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Meanings of warlike spirit in English
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Usage of warlike spirit in English
1
Besides, there is no warlike spirit in your nation; you sleep peacefully.
2
He thought it tended to foster a warlike spirit among his people.
3
For the first time, they seem to have evinced a warlike spirit.
4
There are, nevertheless, some causes which allay this restless and warlike spirit.
5
A warlike spirit prevailed, and all, the doctor thought, would fight valiantly.
6
The revolution of 1848 has revealed and developed the warlike spirit of Italy.
7
Amalatok swallowed his warlike spirit, laid aside his spear, and seized his paddle.
8
That warlike spirit of yours might get us in trouble.
9
She had a warlike spirit that preferred trouble to idleness.
10
Decidedly, his misfortunes are developing a warlike spirit within him.
11
And the old stories of Dagobert, so energetic and picturesque in their warlike spirit!
12
But the discipline of her troops was yet unimpaired, and her warlike spirit seemed unabated.
13
Mr. Roberson had plenty of warlike spirit in him, man of peace though he was.
14
But Asshur-bani-pal was also possessed of a warlike spirit.
15
This warlike spirit is evident in many of their customs, and even in their smallest actions.
16
One of the greatest evils of feudalism was that it fostered to excess the warlike spirit.
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