Adjective:

લડાઈ, વિવાદાસ્પદ, યોદ્ધા, લડાયક, લડાઈમાં,

bellicose's Usage Examples:

This broke down after the accession of the more overtly bellicose Henry VIII to the English throne and James IV"s catastrophically misjudged.

Although it is only some, it is to be noted that the bird formerly dedicated to armed wisdom became a sort of emblem for the bellicose piety of our peasants.

Due to the resistance of the bellicose Panche, De Sanct Martín returned to the Spanish camp.

of t"ai chi ch"uan (taijiquan) in Ch"ing dynasty China, known for his bellicose temperament.

The resulting bellicose climate imbues international relations with competitive nationalism and contributes, in rich and poor countries alike, to increasing military budgets, siphoning off huge sums of public money to the benefit of the arms industry and military-oriented scientific innovation, hence fueling global insecurity.

Use of bellicose rhetoric During the 2019–20 Chilean protests Piñera made himself known for the use of a bellicose language.

 Aspirational Fascism The Struggle for Multifaceted Democracy under Trumpism (2017) explores the bellicose reactions of the white working class to its fraught location between neoliberal strategies of extreme wealth, income and security stratification and noble pluralizing drives advanced by several other constituencies.

"the burned houses", indicating the bellicose times.

bellicose Henry VIII to the English throne and James IV"s catastrophically misjudged incursion into Northumbria in 1513 ending in the Battle of Flodden.

Weapons buildupFrom the start, the Reagan administration adopted a bellicose stance toward the Soviet Union, one that favored seriously constraining Soviet strategic and global military capabilities.

supplementary details, with exquisite renderings of the wolves" comic temerity and the pig"s bellicose stances.

It details the life of Grettir Ásmundarson, a bellicose Icelandic outlaw.

(Other sources[which?] state that red stands for the bellicose past of Prussia, the Red Army, the Hanseatic League, or the historical.

Synonyms:

aggressive, battleful, combative,

Antonyms:

unassertive, noncompetitive, unargumentative, unaggressive,