Militant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MILITANT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who is militant
• a militant person
• a militant reformer
• militant person
ADJECTIVE:
• aggressive
• favouring confrontational or violent methods in support of a political or social cause
• aggressive or vigorous in support of a cause
• Engaged in warfare; fighting; combating; serving as a soldier.
• disposed to warfare or hard-line policies
• showing a fighting disposition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person who is aggressively engaged in a cause

Words related to MILITANT

militancies15 militancy16 militantly15 militants11

Words that contain MILITANT

militants11 militantly15 nonmilitant13 militantness14 nonmilitants14 supermilitant17 ultramilitant15 militantnesses16 supermilitants18 ultramilitants16

How to use MILITANT in a sentence

• The poor were once too stupid and too sodden for vigorous discontent, now though their poverty may be less intense, it is more alive, and more militant.
• In him, to whom sickness, suffering, and death had been a familiar sight, the militant pity of the physician awoke.
• Furthermore, because this Church was not exceedingly militant, and certainly not missionary, it failed to grow rapidly.
• And if the carnal nature of the Clergy Daughters resisted the militant efforts of Mr.
• But the governments were taken away from them by the militant proletariat.
• Several workmen and students and one militant of the Revolutionary Socialist party, Gorbatchevskaia, were killed at the same time.
• Then the Bishop again returned to the question whether or not the prisoner consented to submit herself to the Church Militant, by which the Church Temporal should be understood.
• Their opposition to the militant program badly and even cruelly expressed at times has at bottom, as an opposition always has, the principle of preservation.
• Nor is the extravagance of the methods, which the militant lady follows to put over her program, so foreign to her nature as it may seem.
• As a matter of fact, the antagonism of Nature and Society to the militant woman is less prejudice than self-defense.
• But it seems necessary that each generation in the Church Militant be put through the old drills, and learn its fruitful lessons of spiritual adversity.
• A warlike, militant nation would not long have endured such conditions, but would have compelled a war and carried it through swiftly.
• In many cases civil conditions combine with or partially replace the militant conditions, yet the tendency of conjugal development is not changed.
• Thus the lines of development under militant and civil conditions are essentially parallel.
• Seeing none, he warily watched the Deacon Militant.
• Poor Stevens tottered, and fell into a chair placed by the Deacon Militant.
• It had always been the militant minority which ruled.
• As a whole there is no doubt of the assurance, after the earlier fitful gloom, and with the resignation an almost militant spirit of piety.
• Probably no other benefit offers as little support to the militant side of trade unionism.
• Yet she could not help thinking that he looked more like a militant scout, and less like a cautious legal adviser, than ever.
• At another time the typical Christian seems to be the active and valiant soldier of a militant corporation.
• Every deed of violence was now attributed to the Danites, as the members of the militant order of the Mormon Church styled themselves.
• The author of this explanation was a stout old lady of militant appearance who carried a cotton umbrella large enough to cover a family.
• Its ministers are now the educated and eloquent of the Church militant.

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