Definition of Pax Americana in English:

Pax Americana

(also Pax Britannica)

noun ˌpaks əmɛrɪˈkɑːnəˌpaks əmeriˈkänə

mass noun

A state of relative international peace regarded as overseen by the US (or the UK).
Example sentencesExamples
- In practical terms, the foregoing discussion provides several useful lessons for future intervention in pursuit of Pax Americana.
- Rather, he argued, the true objective of the war was an effort to impose a Pax Americana on the region.
- You tell me my son died to spread the cancer of Pax Americana, imperialism in the Middle East.
- The Bush administration appears intent on an imperial Pax Americana based on U.S. military supremacy.
- The Pax Americana of today is somewhat similar to the Pax Romana of the first century.
- The visit of President Clinton last November was a major stage in promoting pan-Irish nationalist objectives under the overall embrace of a Pax Americana.
- The era of the Pax Britannia had ended; the Pax Americana had begun.
- Notwithstanding this, there is not going to be a Pax Americana.
- However, Pax Americana had produced the following fundamental changes in the world order, sowing the currently seeds of their antagonistic mutual relations.
- For American Christian missions to ride the coattails of the civil religion of Pax Americana, even unintentionally, is a detriment to the gospel.
- There is no place in the Pax Americana envisioned by the Bush administration for even formal self-determination.
- Despite the threat of international terror, the era is still one of Pax Americana.
- Today we have entered into a dangerous Pax Americana for North American missions.
- Today the world is confronted with Pax Americana on a most insidious scale.
- The Bush administration is relearning those lessons in the gory outcome of its attempted Pax Americana.
- For the most part, the arguments favoring a Pax Americana have not been developed beyond short articles or op-ed pieces.
- We arguably benefit much more from the Pax Americana than the Yanks do themselves.
- Personally, I wouldn't vote for either of the two charlatans currently vying for control of Pax Americana.
- They are about imposing a Pax Americana from Georgia to the Phillipines.

Origin

Late 19th century: Latin, literally 'American peace', after Pax Romana.

Definition of Pax Americana in US English:

Pax Americana

(also Pax Britannica)

nounˌpaks əmeriˈkänə

A state of relative international peace regarded as overseen by the US (or the UK).
Example sentencesExamples
- Rather, he argued, the true objective of the war was an effort to impose a Pax Americana on the region.
- For American Christian missions to ride the coattails of the civil religion of Pax Americana, even unintentionally, is a detriment to the gospel.
- The Bush administration appears intent on an imperial Pax Americana based on U.S. military supremacy.
- Today we have entered into a dangerous Pax Americana for North American missions.
- We arguably benefit much more from the Pax Americana than the Yanks do themselves.
- For the most part, the arguments favoring a Pax Americana have not been developed beyond short articles or op-ed pieces.
- In practical terms, the foregoing discussion provides several useful lessons for future intervention in pursuit of Pax Americana.
- You tell me my son died to spread the cancer of Pax Americana, imperialism in the Middle East.
- There is no place in the Pax Americana envisioned by the Bush administration for even formal self-determination.
- They are about imposing a Pax Americana from Georgia to the Phillipines.
- The visit of President Clinton last November was a major stage in promoting pan-Irish nationalist objectives under the overall embrace of a Pax Americana.
- The Bush administration is relearning those lessons in the gory outcome of its attempted Pax Americana.
- Today the world is confronted with Pax Americana on a most insidious scale.
- However, Pax Americana had produced the following fundamental changes in the world order, sowing the currently seeds of their antagonistic mutual relations.
- The era of the Pax Britannia had ended; the Pax Americana had begun.
- Notwithstanding this, there is not going to be a Pax Americana.
- Despite the threat of international terror, the era is still one of Pax Americana.
- The Pax Americana of today is somewhat similar to the Pax Romana of the first century.
- Personally, I wouldn't vote for either of the two charlatans currently vying for control of Pax Americana.

Origin

Late 19th century: Latin, literally ‘American peace’, after Pax Romana.

单词	Pax Americana
释义	Definition of Pax Americana in English: Pax Americana (also Pax Britannica) noun ˌpaks əmɛrɪˈkɑːnəˌpaks əmeriˈkänə mass noun A state of relative international peace regarded as overseen by the US (or the UK). Example sentencesExamples In practical terms, the foregoing discussion provides several useful lessons for future intervention in pursuit of Pax Americana. Rather, he argued, the true objective of the war was an effort to impose a Pax Americana on the region. You tell me my son died to spread the cancer of Pax Americana, imperialism in the Middle East. The Bush administration appears intent on an imperial Pax Americana based on U.S. military supremacy. The Pax Americana of today is somewhat similar to the Pax Romana of the first century. The visit of President Clinton last November was a major stage in promoting pan-Irish nationalist objectives under the overall embrace of a Pax Americana. The era of the Pax Britannia had ended; the Pax Americana had begun. Notwithstanding this, there is not going to be a Pax Americana. However, Pax Americana had produced the following fundamental changes in the world order, sowing the currently seeds of their antagonistic mutual relations. For American Christian missions to ride the coattails of the civil religion of Pax Americana, even unintentionally, is a detriment to the gospel. There is no place in the Pax Americana envisioned by the Bush administration for even formal self-determination. Despite the threat of international terror, the era is still one of Pax Americana. Today we have entered into a dangerous Pax Americana for North American missions. Today the world is confronted with Pax Americana on a most insidious scale. The Bush administration is relearning those lessons in the gory outcome of its attempted Pax Americana. For the most part, the arguments favoring a Pax Americana have not been developed beyond short articles or op-ed pieces. We arguably benefit much more from the Pax Americana than the Yanks do themselves. Personally, I wouldn't vote for either of the two charlatans currently vying for control of Pax Americana. They are about imposing a Pax Americana from Georgia to the Phillipines. Origin Late 19th century: Latin, literally 'American peace', after Pax Romana. Definition of Pax Americana in US English: Pax Americana (also Pax Britannica) nounˌpaks əmeriˈkänə A state of relative international peace regarded as overseen by the US (or the UK). Example sentencesExamples Rather, he argued, the true objective of the war was an effort to impose a Pax Americana on the region. For American Christian missions to ride the coattails of the civil religion of Pax Americana, even unintentionally, is a detriment to the gospel. The Bush administration appears intent on an imperial Pax Americana based on U.S. military supremacy. Today we have entered into a dangerous Pax Americana for North American missions. We arguably benefit much more from the Pax Americana than the Yanks do themselves. For the most part, the arguments favoring a Pax Americana have not been developed beyond short articles or op-ed pieces. In practical terms, the foregoing discussion provides several useful lessons for future intervention in pursuit of Pax Americana. You tell me my son died to spread the cancer of Pax Americana, imperialism in the Middle East. There is no place in the Pax Americana envisioned by the Bush administration for even formal self-determination. They are about imposing a Pax Americana from Georgia to the Phillipines. The visit of President Clinton last November was a major stage in promoting pan-Irish nationalist objectives under the overall embrace of a Pax Americana. The Bush administration is relearning those lessons in the gory outcome of its attempted Pax Americana. Today the world is confronted with Pax Americana on a most insidious scale. However, Pax Americana had produced the following fundamental changes in the world order, sowing the currently seeds of their antagonistic mutual relations. The era of the Pax Britannia had ended; the Pax Americana had begun. Notwithstanding this, there is not going to be a Pax Americana. Despite the threat of international terror, the era is still one of Pax Americana. The Pax Americana of today is somewhat similar to the Pax Romana of the first century. Personally, I wouldn't vote for either of the two charlatans currently vying for control of Pax Americana. Origin Late 19th century: Latin, literally ‘American peace’, after Pax Romana.
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