Definition of militancy in English:

militancy

noun ˈmɪlɪt(ə)nsi

mass noun

The use of confrontational or violent methods in support of a political or social cause.
there are signs of growing militancy among workers
Example sentencesExamples
- The election was greeted enthusiastically by them as presaging trade-union resurgence and a renewal of militancy.
- He had given up socialism, in all likelihood, because of union militancy.
- The appointed architect of digital hardcore never felt any sort of problem with the militancy of the beats that were produced.
- My motivation came from the failure of militancy.
- In a dozy part of the world, on a green field site, militancy was not to be found, at least among the process workers.
- The theory was coherent, but its assessment of European working-class militancy was quite wrong.
- It's a play in which the hero reflects his own increasing militancy.
- Quite by accident the diva provided the psychological model of gay militancy.
- Critics have faulted the novel for its alleged lack of racial militancy.
- Unions in that country organizing under 10 percent of workers have sustained successful militancy.

Definition of militancy in US English:

militancy

noun

The use of confrontational or violent methods in support of a political or social cause.
there are signs of growing militancy among workers
Example sentencesExamples
- He had given up socialism, in all likelihood, because of union militancy.
- It's a play in which the hero reflects his own increasing militancy.
- The theory was coherent, but its assessment of European working-class militancy was quite wrong.
- Critics have faulted the novel for its alleged lack of racial militancy.
- My motivation came from the failure of militancy.
- The election was greeted enthusiastically by them as presaging trade-union resurgence and a renewal of militancy.
- Unions in that country organizing under 10 percent of workers have sustained successful militancy.
- Quite by accident the diva provided the psychological model of gay militancy.
- In a dozy part of the world, on a green field site, militancy was not to be found, at least among the process workers.
- The appointed architect of digital hardcore never felt any sort of problem with the militancy of the beats that were produced.

词汇	militancy
释义	Definition of militancy in English: militancy noun ˈmɪlɪt(ə)nsi mass noun The use of confrontational or violent methods in support of a political or social cause. there are signs of growing militancy among workers Example sentencesExamples The election was greeted enthusiastically by them as presaging trade-union resurgence and a renewal of militancy. He had given up socialism, in all likelihood, because of union militancy. The appointed architect of digital hardcore never felt any sort of problem with the militancy of the beats that were produced. My motivation came from the failure of militancy. In a dozy part of the world, on a green field site, militancy was not to be found, at least among the process workers. The theory was coherent, but its assessment of European working-class militancy was quite wrong. It's a play in which the hero reflects his own increasing militancy. Quite by accident the diva provided the psychological model of gay militancy. Critics have faulted the novel for its alleged lack of racial militancy. Unions in that country organizing under 10 percent of workers have sustained successful militancy. Definition of militancy in US English: militancy noun The use of confrontational or violent methods in support of a political or social cause. there are signs of growing militancy among workers Example sentencesExamples He had given up socialism, in all likelihood, because of union militancy. It's a play in which the hero reflects his own increasing militancy. The theory was coherent, but its assessment of European working-class militancy was quite wrong. Critics have faulted the novel for its alleged lack of racial militancy. My motivation came from the failure of militancy. The election was greeted enthusiastically by them as presaging trade-union resurgence and a renewal of militancy. Unions in that country organizing under 10 percent of workers have sustained successful militancy. Quite by accident the diva provided the psychological model of gay militancy. In a dozy part of the world, on a green field site, militancy was not to be found, at least among the process workers. The appointed architect of digital hardcore never felt any sort of problem with the militancy of the beats that were produced.
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