bellicose in Latin
bellicose in Latin is bellicōsus — bellicose means eager for war or conflict; openly hostile and aggressive.
bellicose in Latin
bellicōsus
Warlike in nature; aggressive; hostile.
What does "bellicose" mean?
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adj Eager for war or conflict; openly hostile and aggressive.
"You don't have to be so bellicose, and we can work out a peaceful solution."
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bellicose in a sentence
- You don't have to be so bellicose, and we can work out a peaceful solution.
- CHINA sent both bellicose and conciliatory signals yesterday as tension continued in the Taiwan Strait over Chinese military exercises and the deployment of US naval battle groups.
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What is "bellicose" in Latin?
"bellicose" in Latin is bellicōsus. bellicose means: Eager for war or conflict; openly hostile and aggressive.
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