pacifist in Latin
pacifist in Latin is imbellis — pacifist means a person who believes in peace and opposes war or violence as a matter of principle.
pacifist in Latin
imbellis
One who prefers to avoid violence in daily life.
What does "pacifist" mean?
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noun A person who believes in peace and opposes war or violence as a matter of principle.
"As a committed pacifist, he refused to serve in the military."
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adj Relating to or believing in pacifism.
"She held strongly pacifist views throughout her life."
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pacifist in a sentence
- As a committed pacifist, he refused to serve in the military.
- The group organised as pacifists during the war, campaigning for a ceasefire.
- She held strongly pacifist views throughout her life.
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What is "pacifist" in Latin?
"pacifist" in Latin is imbellis. pacifist means: A person who believes in peace and opposes war or violence as a matter of principle.
How do you use "pacifist" in a sentence?
Example: "As a committed pacifist, he refused to serve in the military." In Latin, "pacifist" is imbellis.
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