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warmonger in Italian

warmonger in Italian is guerrafondaio, bellicista, guerrafondaia — warmonger means someone who pushes for war with great and often reckless enthusiasm.

warmonger in Italian

guerrafondaio
noun
(pejorative) Someone who advocates war; a militarist.
bellicista
noun
(pejorative) Someone who advocates war; a militarist.
guerrafondaia
noun
(pejorative) Someone who advocates war; a militarist.

What does "warmonger" mean?

  1. noun Someone who pushes for war with great and often reckless enthusiasm.
    "Critics called the senator a warmonger for pushing the invasion."
  2. verb To advocate for or push towards war.
    "The tabloids were accused of warmongering ahead of the conflict."
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warmonger in a sentence

  • Critics called the senator a warmonger for pushing the invasion.
  • The newspaper accused the minister of being a warmonger.
  • The tabloids were accused of warmongering ahead of the conflict.
  • He denied that he was warmongering by calling for military action.

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What is "warmonger" in Italian?
"warmonger" in Italian is guerrafondaio, bellicista, guerrafondaia. warmonger means: Someone who pushes for war with great and often reckless enthusiasm.
How do you use "warmonger" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics called the senator a warmonger for pushing the invasion." In Italian, "warmonger" is guerrafondaio, bellicista, guerrafondaia.
Are there other ways to say "warmonger" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "warmonger": guerrafondaio, bellicista, guerrafondaia.
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