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Meanings of peacenik in английском

Someone who prefers negotiations to armed conflict in the conduct of foreign relations.

Usage of peacenik in английском
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The end of the cold war started on the banner of a peacenik.
The Guardian
2
The moment demanded large mendacious strokes-buthe was a peacenik, it turned out.
All the sad young literary men
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He needed them to see Brian as not only a peacenik but a devoted father.
Public secrets
4
The sole lapse is a gratuitous swipe at "her peacenik and artistic pals".
The Irish Times
5
The challenge though is to know when to fight and when to be more of that peacenik.
Ebony
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Desmond Lynch, the medievalist and peacenik.
The Descent
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But Dean is no peacenik.
The Guardian
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Democrats in Iowa were decidedly liberal, with a peacenik streak; Hillary's war record was more vexatious there than anywhere else.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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He played for an exhausting two-and-a-half hours before winding up with an second encore consisting of two unashamedly peacenik songs.
The Guardian
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Homer was no peacenik.
The Guardian
11
If a socialist peacenik becomes leader of Britain's Labour Party on September 12th, it is not somehow a problem for the Conservatives, too.
The Irish Times
12
But the guy who lectured over the last two days, at the Army and Naval War Colleges, didn't sound much like a peacenik.
Wired
13
Galileo's parade would not be rained on by a bunch of peaceniks.
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There are peaceniks on both sides who have held endless candlelit vigils on the borders.
The Guardian
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Its hallucinatory quality made Kurt Vonnegut a hero to hippies and peaceniks, writes Benjamin Kunkel
The Guardian
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Whenever shots ring out they berate the BBC for being a bunch of whingeing commie peaceniks.
The Guardian
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