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Traditional English :: militant
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militay.html - adj. & n. --adj. 1 combative; aggressively active esp. in support of a (usu. political) cause. 2 engaged in warfare. --n. a militant person, esp. a political activist. militancy n. militantly adv. [ME f. OF f. L (as MILITATE)] |
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Traditional English :: militarism
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militay.html - n. 1 the spirit or tendencies of a professional soldier. 2 undue prevalence of the military spirit or ideals. militaristic adj. militaristically adv. [F militarisme (as MILITARY)] |
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Traditional English :: militarist
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militay.html - n. 1 a person dominated by militaristic ideas. 2 a student of military science. |
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Traditional English :: militarize
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militay.html - v.tr. (also -ise) 1 equip with military resources. 2 make military or warlike. 3 imbue with militarism. |
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Traditional English :: military
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militay.html - adj. & n. --adj. of, relating to, or characteristic of soldiers or armed forces. --n. (as sing. or pl.; prec. by the) members of the armed forces, as distinct from civilians and the police. military honours marks of respect paid by troops at the burial of a soldier, to royalty, etc. military police a corps responsible for police and disciplinary duties in the army. military policeman a member of the military police. militarily adv. militariness n. [F militaire or L militaris f. miles militis soldier] |
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Traditional English :: militate
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militay.html - v.intr. (usu. foll. by against) (of facts or evidence) have force or effect ( what you say militates against our opinion). Often confused with mitigate. [L militare militat- f. miles militis soldier] |
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