warmonger
warmonger
Definition
war·mon·ger (wôr′muŋ′gər, -mäŋ′-)
noun
a person or agency that advocates war or tries to bring about a war
war′·mon′·ger·ing adjective, noun
warmonger
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- stop: Stop the warmongers, he said, the world of labor demands a world of peace.
- defeat: However, this alone will not create the organization necessary to defeat the warmongers.
- let: But we mustn't let the warmongers in the White House distract us from the fight against global capital as capital.
- put: It was terribly depressing but the warmth and hospitality with which we were greeted was astounding and put the warmongers to shame.
Adjective modifier
- chief: This attempt to assuage some criticism over the war only reveals how weak the two chief warmongers are.
- leading: This must be devastating news for our leading warmongers: Mr Bush and Mr Blair.
- American: The world is currently loosely in the diktat of the insane American Empire warmongers.
- other: The same thing could be said of any other warmonger.
- Russian: These steps foiled the plans of the Russian warmongers and the Kremlin's political elite.
Modifies a noun
- nation: The goal of the warmonger nations, the USA and Britain, is to create and maintain fear and sell their arms.
warmonger Quotes
I shall have warmonger put on my passport. 182 He would have written sonnets all his life?
Browse dictionary entries near warmonger
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