Warmongering

Definition

warmonger /'wↄ:mʌŋgǝ(r)/ n ( derog ) စစ္မီးေမႊးသူ။ စစ္ဘီလူ ။း ❏ warmongering n [U] စစ္လံႈ႕ေဆာ္ျခင္း။

Examples

1. ‘Not only can it further raise the pressure on the warmongers
2. but it can also unite all those who oppose their attacks on pensions
3. refugees and the environment.’
4. ‘To stop the slaughter
5. a struggle had to be taken up against the warmongers in control
6. on both sides.’
7. ‘But whatever means they find to perpetrate this assault they must be opposed for the warmongers they are.’
8. ‘But it has only confirmed his role as a ‘yes man’ for the most right-wing government in US history and a warmonger in his own right.’
9. ‘Never has there been a war where so many were so sceptical about the build-up and the reasons for it
10. and never has there been so many difficulties for the warmongers.’
11. ‘What should have been a day of joy for freedom lovers
12. and those who believe in international solidarity
13. instead became a day of triumph for warmongers.’
14. ‘The anti-war movement served notice on the warmongers that they will continue to face deep opposition.’
15. ‘Now there are forged documents designed to discredit the anti-war movement - proof the warmongers have no creditable argument.’
16. ‘We must do all we can to stop him and the other warmongers.’
17. ‘When the bombing started they quickly lined up behind the warmongers.’
18. ‘It was precisely such censorship under the Taliban that liberal warmongers cited as a reason for violent regime change.’
19. ‘The warmongers talk of ‘blowback’
20. referring to unintended negative results in combat.’
21. ‘However
22. in the warmongers ' hands science can be used against us.’
23. ‘He and fellow warmongers know they are murdering the innocent.’
24. ‘We should follow their lead in taking to the streets
25. punishing the warmongers at the polls and ending the policies that bring terror.’
26. ‘But that didn't stop the warmongers rushing to denounce the dossier as lies before they had set eyes on it.’