Sentence examples for was bellicose from inspiring English sources
adjective
Warlike in nature; aggressive; hostile.
"I don't mean to pry, but who, exactly, is your father?" "What business is it of yours?" This could have been a nasty moment, but the Tanners' eagerness to sweep Junior's proclivities under the rug resulted in their pulling their punches, which was much harder on Mrs. Tanner, who was bellicose by nature, than on her husband.
He was bellicose towards Iran.
It was critical, and it was bellicose.
Mars, the Red planet, was bellicose and brought conflict.
"I don't want to be bellicose".
Some are bellicose baritone soloists who relish the fight.
Recently the Russians have been bellicose towards Ukraine, the three Baltic states and Poland.
What flourishes here is talk, interesting when it's bellicose or amorous.
That would surely ignite derision among his detractors who have been bellicose in their snide dismissal of his challenge.
The conflict has been frozen for several years, but Mr. Aliyev's recent statements have often been bellicose.
But, in the event of military action against it, Iran could become a serious spoiler.A grand but unlikely bargainRecent Iranian statements have been bellicose.
