Militarism is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MILITARISM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• reliance on military force in administering government
• the belief that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests
• A military state or condition; reliance on military force in administering government; a military system.
• The spirit and traditions of military life.
• a political orientation of a people or a government to maintain a strong military force and to be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• predominance of the military class or its ideals; exaltation of military virtues and ideals

Words related to MILITARISM

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Words that contain MILITARISM

militarisms15 antimilitarism18 antimilitarisms19

How to use MILITARISM in a sentence

• German militarism brooks neither contempt, criticism, nor opposition from German civilians, and much less so from the civilians of another nation.
• Peace feelers were thrown out by Austrian statesmen, but the continued influence of German militarism prevented them from receiving serious attention by the Allies.
• This question of the naval rivalry between Germany and Great Britain is, however, part of the general question of militarism.
• Nothing could be better calculated than this war to strengthen the hold of militarism in Germany, unless it be the attempt of her enemies to destroy her militarism by force.
• I have no case for Prussian militarism in so far as applied to inanimate objects.
• The net result of these air raids is an inflexible determination of the British people rather to die in death grips with German militarism than to live and let it survive.
• Davis, and declared for a reduction of the tariff and against militarism and trusts, but were silent on the money question.
• In addition to these demands, they protested against the Balkan War and against militarism in general.
• But neither to save Belgium nor to prevent German militarism crushing French and English workers under its iron heel would they have the Russian workers make any sacrifice.
• Bolshevism had been the ally of Prussian militarism.
• MILITARISM AND AUTOCRACY DOOMED Joy to the German mind in mass was an unknown quantity.
• If continued, this militarism would economically cripple all Europe.
• Militarism in the sense of courage, patriotism, discipline, and devotion to duty is a splendid thing.
• Germany was obsessed with the spirit of militarism and almost everything else had been sacrificed to this idol.
• The end of European militarism might have come about, however, through a better understanding between Germany and France.
• In the sense which Prussianism or militarism is here used it denotes a mental attitude or view.
• It will be noticed that the terms imposed spell the end of German militarism.
• It may be noted that polygamy as a historical phenomenon has commonly and necessarily been associated with militarism.
• If militarism means conscription as it exists in France and Germany, then militarism has improved the physique of races in an age when people are leaving the land for the factory.
• Nor should we forget that it was his scrupulous patriotism which prevented the cropping out of militarism in this country.
• The consequent burdens of militarism reached from the bottom to the top of Roman society.
• If the Prussian Government insisted on the necessity for a large and efficient army, they were accused of reckless militarism.
• Militarism in the Schools, in the Universities, in the Home, in the Sepulchre.
• That he hated, and his satire on the militarism of Europe as its supreme folly was sharp and biting.
• Many of her hundred million population emigrated to her shores out of hatred of militarism and to escape from just such a hell as is now raging in Europe.
• The national militarism of Prussia was the direct consequence of her humiliation at Jena and Auerstaedt, and of the harsh terms imposed upon her at Tilsit.
• It is probable that without the supposed menace of another military Power on its eastern flank German militarism would have begun to crumble.
• The immunity from militarism hitherto enjoyed by Britain and the United States was a fortunate accident, not a proof of higher morality.
• Then followed the militarism and bloody persecutions of Nobunaga.

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