prowar
Britishadjective
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In March 2022, he left Russia for a job at the European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization, just as his university boss in St. Petersburg signed the prowar declaration.
From Science Magazine
We know that the majority of Americans shifted from antiwar to prowar positions in the wake of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
From Scientific American
The nation’s premier nuclear research center, the Kurchatov Institute, which helped Ukraine deal with the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster, posted a similarly prowar statement to its website on 7 March.
From Science Magazine
When prowar sentiment is being expressed, however, rules that limit expression of a political idea have a way of being waived, modified or ignored.
From Time Magazine Archive
Prowar demonstrators in another Missouri town attacked a car draped with a peace sign.
From Time Magazine Archive
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