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1. (adj.) bellicose
inclined or eager to fight; aggressively hostile.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME < L bellicōsus, der. of bellic(us) of war, der. of bellum war)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) battleful, bellicose, combative
having or showing a ready disposition to fight
"bellicose young officers"; "a combative impulse"; "a contentious nature"
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1. (adj) bellicose
inclined to war or contention; warlike; pugnacious
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Sense: warlike or quarrelsome
a bellicose nation.
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 Afrikaans: oorlogsugtig |
 Arabic: ميال ال إلى القِتال، مولَ |
 Bulgarian: воинствен |
 Brazilian: belicoso |
 Czech: bojovný, agresivní |
 German: kriegerisch |
 Danish: aggressiv; krigerisk |
 Greek: πολεμοχαρής, εριστικός |
 Spanish: belicoso |
 Estonian: sõjakas |
 Farsi: جنگ طلب |
 Finnish: sotaisa |
 French: belliqueux |
 Hebrew: מְחַרחֵר רִיב |
 Hindi: लड़ाकू |
 Croatian: ratoboran |
 Hungarian: harcias |
 Indonesian: suka bermusuhan, suka ber |
 Icelandic: herskár |
 Italian: bellicoso |
 Japanese: 好戦的な |
 Korean: 호전적인 |
 Lithuanian: karingas |
 Latvian: kareivīgs; agresīvs |
 Malay: suka berperang |
 Dutch: strijdlustig |
 Norwegian: stridbar, krigersk |
 Polish: wojowniczy |
 Persian: جنگ طلب |
 Pashto: جنګ ته تيار، جنګړه بدغونې |
 Portuguese: belicoso |
 Romanian: războinic, certăreţ |
 Russian: воинственный |
 Slovak: bojachtivý |
 Slovenian: bojevit |
 Serbian: ratoboran |
 Swedish: krigisk, stridslysten |
 Thai: พร้อมที่จะต่อสู้ |
 Turkish: kavgacı |
 Taiwanese: 好戰的，好鬥的 |
 Ukrainian: войовничий; задирливий |
 Urdu: جھگڑا ، جھگڑالو |
 Vietnamese: hiếu chiến |
 Chinese: 好战的 |
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