Sentence examples for be pacifist from inspiring English sources

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be pacifist

noun

One who loves, supports, or favours peace.

  • Mahatma Gandhi was one of the world's most famous pacifists.

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Ms. Westwood sent a model down the runway clutching a white rabbit and presumably the image was meant to be pacifist.

Demonstrations that take place each year over the Easter holidays have tended in the past to be pacifist, for instance, calling for the end of the war in Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, to be pacifist in war supports moral or spiritual virtue, yet may contradict legal and will often be portrayed as cowardice or treachery in social virtue.

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Catholics, from popes outwards, can never be pacifists.

As Suffragists we could not be pacifists at any price".

It's not very politically correct, because we're meant to be pacifists.

German Greens, known to be pacifists, cannot alone block these developments.

His politics were pacifist.

SOS is pacifist.

But our way is pacifist.

But our way is pacifist," he said".

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