Examples of using Warlike in English and their translations into Korean
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Weaponized by his warlike mother. A Marine.
Some of the Hunas may also have contributed to the formation of the warlike Rajputs.[1].
Overpowered and warlike kung-fu sorcerers clashing faster and faster until one falls.
A Marine. Weaponized by his warlike mother.
A warlike and brutal enemy, the Samurai would often kill and pillage hundreds in their professional lifetime.
Jimmy Carter calls the US‘the most warlike nation'.
The native people were fairly numerous and warlike, but they were forest-dwellers, scattered communities without central leadership.
Now at this time there was no nation in Asia more valiant or warlike than the Lydian.
Dear Sir: When you ask the least warlike of academicians whether he is a partisan of war, his answer is known beforehand.
There were plenty of cases where Europeans went out and conquered other groups, and the Europeans were just as warlike.
If we assume both groups are militarily capable and warlike then why were the invasions always coming from the Eurasian Steppe into Europe?
For many years they were constantly harassed, and at times completely subjugated, by this cruel and warlike nation.
If you love science fiction- you are waiting for the warlike aliens or mutated virus from space astronauts have turned into cannibals.
To the editor: President Jimmy Carter recently noted that theUnited States has enjoyed only 16 years of peace in its 240-plus years as a country, making it“the most warlike nation in the history of the world.”.
The widely held belief that humans are naturally warlike has driven the world's approach to security and international affairs for generations.
When you read about“warlike primitive tribes,” or about indigenous people who held slaves, or about tribal cultures with gross inequalities between men and women, you are not reading about band hunter-gatherers.
Even if, three or four centuries ago, when men prided themselves on their warlike prowess, when killing men was considered an heroic achievement, there were such persons;
The idea that mercantile business and warlike spirit are contradictory dates to the Age of Enlightenment and is generally not shared by ancient sources, such as Virgil, who writes in Aeneid 1,444f. on Carthage: for this reason shall the people be glorious in war and acquire food easily for centuries sic nam fore bello/ egregiam et facilem victu per saecula gentem.
Diligiannis first formed a cabinet in 1885; but his warlike policy, the aim of which was, by threatening Turkey, to force the Great Powers to make concessions in order to avoid the risk of a European war, ended in failure.
Carter said the United States is"the most warlike nation in the history of the world" due to a desire to impose American values on other countries, and he suggested that China is investing its resources into projects such as high-speed railroads instead of defense spending.
The people of Israel were surrounded by fierce, warlike tribes, eager to seize their lands, yet three times every year all the people who could make the journey were directed to leave their homes and travel to the place of assembly near the center of the land.