militarism
noun
a strong military spirit or policy.
antimilitarism
-
a word derived from
militarism.
Example Sentences
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Despite his antimilitarism, Sartre seemed thoroughly reconciled to the Portuguese army, which, he said, "is not like any other" since it represents all classes of society.
From Time Magazine Archive
In a few short years the self-doubt, the post-Viet Nam syndrome of negativism, of antimilitarism, of loss of faith, have been transformed.
From Time Magazine Archive
Blind antimilitarism could reduce the armed services to impotence.
From Time Magazine Archive
Along with Remarque's All Quiet on the Western Front, the book became a popular symbol of the antimilitarism and distrust of glorious causes that flourished between the wars.
From Time Magazine Archive
But his antimilitarism was of a peculiar and Gallic sort.
From The Wisdom of Father Brown by G. K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton
