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Перевод: belligerence

[существительное]
воинственность ; состояние войны

Тезаурус:

1. The belligerence of their message and the violence of their appeal to negation and revolt is now passed over in silence and their works appear as if they were blank sheets to the privileged audiences of the present day.
2. "I don't need your permission!" squeaked Pinder, then decided that belligerence was something he couldn't sustain.
3. She could not fathom his belligerence.
4. The Welsh lacked flair as well as physique, though there were exceptions in the determination of winger Allnut, the belligerence of hooker Williams, who was winning a record seventh cap for his country, and No 8 Wainwright who scored two second-half tries.
5. Kaiser Wilhelm II came to the throne in 1888 and, after forcing the ageing Chancellor to retire, took his belligerence several steps further by bolstering the German military, by promoting the growth of pan-Germanism and by demoting and suppressing the voice and interests of the non-German peoples within the borders of the Reich.
6. Yet it was not the message of saintly benevolence but the jarring note of conflict, belligerence, and confrontation which marked her style from the outset.
7. "Lordship" had the belligerence of Bertie's Aunt Agatha, even if he retained her nephew's lisp.
8. The Prime Minister, however, responded with the instinctive nationalist belligerence that came most naturally to her.
9. Nutty flashed her belligerence at Preston.
10. We set off at a rattling rate, presumably to put some distance between us and the dozens of others still ponderously selecting items of clothing from their car boots, and I commenced my belligerence with a few barbed remarks about the pace-setting.
11. Not many Nationalists would applaud Mrs Thatcher to the echo: her intransigence and belligerence have been a source of conflict.
12. They were unequal to her belligerence and departed, giggling.
13. Sam's response was belligerence, not fear.