Bellicose in a sentence 🔊

Definition of Bellicose

Warlike in nature; aggressive; hostile. | Showing or having the impulse to be combative.

1. The groom looked quite bellicose and daring. 🔊
2. The bellicose Germans to tame. 🔊
3. Behold our bellicose sister American republics. 🔊
4. The dictator himself confronted him with unmistakably bellicose intentions. 🔊
5. The disappointment was felt keenly even by the bellicose cook. 🔊

1. Then follows the interminable history of the lecherous and bellicose King Omar. 🔊
2. In his own body there was not one drop of martial blood; in his being not an iota of the bellicose spirit. 🔊
3. This irritation was accompanied by an unmistakable bellicose spirit which called forth its natural counterpart in Petrograd. 🔊
4. The diversion saved the Englishman from any bellicose intention of the mate, who hurried off to take a hand in the sport. 🔊
5. And the German people, bellicose though you think them, are to the full as peace-loving as our own. 🔊
6. 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. 🔊

7. 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? 🔊

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