What does militancy mean?
Definitions for militancy
mil·i·tan·cy
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Princeton's WordNet
combativeness, militance, militancynoun
a militant aggressiveness
Wiktionary
militancynoun
The quality of being militant.
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militancy
Militancy refers to the quality or state of being combative, aggressive, or vigorously active, especially in support of a cause or a particular viewpoint. It implies the use of vigorous and sometimes forceful methods, including potentially confrontational or violent means, to achieve an end. It is typically associated with politics, religion, or social causes where supporters firmly advocate for their beliefs or ideals.
Webster Dictionary
Militancynoun
the state of being militant; warfare
Militancynoun
a military spirit or system; militarism
Etymology: [See Militant.]
The Roycroft Dictionary
militancy
A fixed, fighting mental attitude that will never know when the war is over.
Military Dictionary and Gazetteer
militancy
Warfare. This term is obsolete.
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of militancy in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of militancy in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of militancy in a Sentence
Lawyers are relatively more vocal against militancy and they are fighting cases against people accused of terrorism, so it would make sense that they are being targeted, an attack on lawyers makes a mockery of the law enforcement agencies, it undermines the promises of the state against terrorists and breeds fear among vulnerable citizens.
It is not a mass movement, it is terrorism. It is militancy.
It's the militancy that gets my hesitation.
The council of ministers decided to withdraw the AFSPA from the state because of significant decrease of militancy, we want people to live without fear and the state police will always be there to protect them.
The 2016 national budget plan was based on 2.2 million barrels per day of crude oil production, however, the budget plan is now grossly impacted due to renewed militancy: with about 700,000 bpd of oil production curtailed due to pipeline vandalism.
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