Bellicose In A Sentence

Definition of Bellicose

• Then follows the interminable history of the lecherous and bellicose King Omar.
• In his own body there was not one drop of martial blood; in his being not an iota of the bellicose spirit.
• Two bellicose goats once encountered each other in the middle of a narrow bridge spanning a deep gulf and a raging torrent.
• This irritation was accompanied by an unmistakable bellicose spirit which called forth its natural counterpart in Petrograd.
• The diversion saved the Englishman from any bellicose intention of the mate, who hurried off to take a hand in the sport.
• And the German people, bellicose though you think them, are to the full as peace-loving as our own.
• Adzatathat, who was of a bellicose temper, quarrelled with his uncle on account of some districts in Kaci, which he seized by force of arms.
• The guilds of mestizos and natives were continually watching one another, venting their bellicose spirits and their activities in jealousy and distrust.
• What country warmed by the sun is more bellicose and better armed than our Italy, or where are there more continuous wars and greater routs and sieges?

• Hermione was easily chaffed out of her bellicose mood.
• The groom looked quite bellicose and daring.
• The bellicose Germans to tame.
• Behold our bellicose sister American republics.
• The dictator himself confronted him with unmistakably bellicose intentions.
• The disappointment was felt keenly even by the bellicose cook.