militarily

[mi-luh-ter-uh-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that is characteristic of members of the military or armed forces.

2. in a way that uses military force.

3. from a military perspective.

Example Sentences

“There are tools to put more pressure on the Russians economically and militarily—and we’re not using them,” said Daniel Fried, a former U.S. assistant secretary of state for Europe.

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Washington would supply some weapons, money, and intelligence—but wouldn’t engage Russia militarily.

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The struggle will be to keep Hamas as militarily weakened as possible and to force a substantive change within the movement—or for Palestinian society itself to reject it.

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"China's support for the junta has not only not abated, but expanded, as it desperately tries to shore up an economically incompetent and militarily over-stretched junta," it said in a report.

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Still, oil shortages alone can grind the Russian bear to a halt militarily.

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