belligerence
முரட்டுத்தனத்திற்கு
definition
noun
the reaction ranged from wild enthusiasm to outright belligerence
aggressive or warlike behavior.
example
The leader's 'belligerence' is dangerously irresponsible ’, he wrote, because ‘we want an end to terrorism, not a new war.
Underneath all that anger and 'belligerence' is a good kid.
the reaction ranged from wild enthusiasm to outright 'belligerence'
The prime minister's 'belligerence' is dangerously irresponsible.
He often looks perplexed, as though interrupted from a dream, and you wonder if in the noisy 'belligerence' of the dressing room he does not fade from view like an apparition.
The result is either 'belligerence' or isolationism - or both.
Towards the end, Sam's boisterousness bordered on 'belligerence' .
He isn't an ideological pacifist, he just doesn't get the point of aggression and 'belligerence' .
Please try to stop this 'belligerence' towards me.
While real physical aggression is relatively rare, verbal aggression or 'belligerence' is relatively common.
Mortimer was eyeing Guy with 'belligerence'
But if younger activists want me to move over, they'll have to offer something more than mere 'belligerence' .
They bring a sense of confrontation rather then conciliation, 'belligerence' rather than humility and gracelessness rather than gracefulness.
Signs of Reye's syndrome include vomiting, lethargy and behavioral changes, such as 'belligerence' .
Arms and bodies lock together, intimate and aggressive, the closeness fired with 'belligerence' .
He is renowned as much for his 'belligerence' as for his acuity.
The whole glib tone of this, the truly jingoistic and arrogant 'belligerence' would be totally unacceptable.
In fact after reading what the minister did on Wednesday, the President must have felt awfully mortified because he knows 'belligerence' is not for leaders.
a blatant act of 'belligerence'
The president ‘has the inherent authority to thwart acts of 'belligerency' at home or abroad that would do harm to citizens.’
Armed conflict is defined in functional terms, unlike a state of war which is triggered by a formal state of 'belligerency' between two states.
Will 'belligerency' and jingoism solve the issues and problems the two countries face?
So, to all readers, as well as those I've written about - let me apologize for the displays of pride, pettiness, slander, 'belligerency' , cruelty, and offensiveness - be they intentional or not.
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