Definition of anti-war in English:

anti-war

adjective

Opposed to war in general or to the conduct of a specific war.
his speech was interrupted by anti-war protesters
Example sentencesExamples
- Nobody has the answer to why they target a particular five anti-war activists.
- No writer of his generation was more responsible for the widespread antiwar movement in England in the years following the war.
- From the anti-war movement, we know we are good activists.
- Later that month the anti-war protest exploded onto the streets of the US.
- That was in addition to the wider meetings of the anti-war group.
- Whether or not it could have been done otherwise, e-mail became the principal means of co-ordinating anti-war networks across the world.
- Police were today setting up extra patrols outside schools in Leicester to stop pupils walking out to join an anti-war demonstration.
- We are here to show our support for the world antiwar movement, she said.
- He also spoke at an antiwar event that night organized by Columbia University's antiwar coalition.
- People are very impressed by the plans for the big anti-war demo.
- The first nationwide antiwar march in 1965 attracted about 25,000 people.
- The programme would begin with an anti-war show by 150 students.
- They are among the many unionists who have adopted anti-war resolutions in recent weeks.
- His actions in the early '70s were motivated by his desire to achieve political notoriety by hitching his wagon to the anti-war zeitgeist.
- Latino activists have staged large anti-war marches in Los Angeles.
- At the London anti-war rally, over a million people hit the streets.
- They need the support of the wider anti-war movement.
- The antiwar people want to support them by bringing them home.
- Thousands of anti-war protesters are expected to march over the weekend in Ireland.
- Montreal peace activists still can't stop talking about the record-breaking turnout of the Feb. 15 anti-war march.
Synonyms
peace-loving, peaceable, pacifist, non-violent, non-aggressive, non-belligerent, non-combative, conflict-free, mild, gentle, equable, dovelike, dovish

单词	anti-war
释义	Definition of anti-war in English: anti-war adjective Opposed to war in general or to the conduct of a specific war. his speech was interrupted by anti-war protesters Example sentencesExamples Nobody has the answer to why they target a particular five anti-war activists. No writer of his generation was more responsible for the widespread antiwar movement in England in the years following the war. From the anti-war movement, we know we are good activists. Later that month the anti-war protest exploded onto the streets of the US. That was in addition to the wider meetings of the anti-war group. Whether or not it could have been done otherwise, e-mail became the principal means of co-ordinating anti-war networks across the world. Police were today setting up extra patrols outside schools in Leicester to stop pupils walking out to join an anti-war demonstration. We are here to show our support for the world antiwar movement, she said. He also spoke at an antiwar event that night organized by Columbia University's antiwar coalition. People are very impressed by the plans for the big anti-war demo. The first nationwide antiwar march in 1965 attracted about 25,000 people. The programme would begin with an anti-war show by 150 students. They are among the many unionists who have adopted anti-war resolutions in recent weeks. His actions in the early '70s were motivated by his desire to achieve political notoriety by hitching his wagon to the anti-war zeitgeist. Latino activists have staged large anti-war marches in Los Angeles. At the London anti-war rally, over a million people hit the streets. They need the support of the wider anti-war movement. The antiwar people want to support them by bringing them home. Thousands of anti-war protesters are expected to march over the weekend in Ireland. Montreal peace activists still can't stop talking about the record-breaking turnout of the Feb. 15 anti-war march. Synonyms peace-loving, peaceable, pacifist, non-violent, non-aggressive, non-belligerent, non-combative, conflict-free, mild, gentle, equable, dovelike, dovish
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