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Definition of belligerent in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of belligerent. Pronunciation of belligerent. Translations of belligerent. belligerent synonyms, belligerent antonyms. Information about belligerent in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. ... Synonyms: belligerent, bellicose, pugnacious,
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Thus, ratifying something makes it the opposite of illicit. Similarly, to appease is to pacify or make content, which is the opposite of belligerent (hostile or antagonistic).
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upon the opposite belligerent, so most of the tendencious items were. "against" rather than "for" one set of belligerents. During the ...
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For example roam and walk might be "same;" belligerent and love might be "opposite;" "red" and "paediatrics" might be "different." The argument (or resentment) that can arise over disagreements ("peaceful is the opposite of belligerent!
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Male opposite female, masculine opposite feminine, penis opposite vagina, competitive opposite cooperative, nurturant opposite belligerent, and on and on.
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Germany and Austria-Hungary had already an agreement dating back since 1879, Turkey joined up in 1914, followed by Bulgaria in 1915. Opposite these belligerent countries stood England and France (Treaty of 1904), Russia (1907), Japan (1914), Italy (1915), Romania (1916), Greece (1917) and U.S.A. (1917).
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Some account of the navy of the opposite belligerent is then given ; and, after that, the proceedings of the rival fleets. This head takes in all expeditions that are not of a colonial nature, the operations of...
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Thus, ratifying something makes it the opposite of illicit. Similarly, to appease is to pacify or make content, which is the opposite of belligerent (hostile or antagonistic). So (E) is a good analogy. Let's examine the other answer choices:
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Thus, ratifying something makes it the opposite of illicit. Similarly, to appease is to pacify or make content, which is the opposite of belligerent (hostile or antagonistic). So (E) is a good analogy. Let's examine the other answer choices: (A) Does preserving something make it the opposite of obsolete?
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