Noun:

ಮಿಲಿಟರಿ ಕ್ರಮ,

military action's Usage Examples:

By 11 April, Western nations began to consider military action in Syria, seeking a "strong joint response.

Military activityThere is little evidence for military action during Nyuserre's reign.

communism" made the doctrine much broader than simply responding to Soviet military action.

history of militias and military action.

After this incident, North Korea claimed that it would engage in military action in retaliation for any searching of its ships.

MissionThe Land Forces represent the most important component of the Romanian Armed Forces and they are tasked with the execution of various military actions, with terrestrial or aeromobile character, in any zone or direction.

Zion Memorial Orchestra " Tra-La-La Band, was essentially created as a requiem for open and abandoned spaces in Montreal, as well as for similar loss and decay around the world, due to either urban development or military action.

A site of early military actions between the Eritrean Liberation Front and the Ethiopian government, the town became controlled by rebel factions in 1977 who made it a primary organizing location.

However, during the opening stage of the war, there was military action on the bleak mountainous island of South Georgia, when a British expedition sought to eject occupying Argentine forces.

Robert Leamy Meade retired from the Marine Corps on June 29, 1906 after 43 years of service and having taken part in every major military action that took place from the Civil War through the Boxer Rebellion.

forces, and widespread public support, all of which have to be answered affirmatively before military action is taken.

Representatives questioned whether Obama had the constitutional authority to order military action in addition to questioning its cost, structure and aftermath.

The organizational principles of the Russian Navy, educational and training methods for preparing future staff, and methods for conducting military action were all summarized in the Naval Charter (1720), written by Peter I himself.

Synonyms:

soldierly, soldierlike, militaristic, martial, warriorlike, warlike,

Antonyms:

unmilitary, attract, repulsion, attraction, centrifugal force,