单词	hawkish
释义	hawkish /ˈhɔːkɪʃ / adjective 1Resembling a hawk in nature or appearance: his hawkish nose... They have hawkish noses, receding chins and luxuriant mullets that fall to their jeans. A hawkish nose stretched out from his face and golden-silver hair fell around his shoulders. Tall and slim, his neatly-parted silver hair and rimless spectacles sit atop a hawkish nose and ice-blue eyes that are almost a caricature of the Prussian officer. 2Advocating an aggressive or warlike policy, especially in foreign affairs: the administration’s hawkish stance... If anything, the Democrats have the more hawkish record on foreign policy. The South is more hawkish on foreign policy, according to the data, while the East and West Coast states are the most dovish. When that man was in charge of monetary policy, he was known as the most hawkish Reserve Bank governor in the entire developed world. Derivatives hawkishly adverb ... The 62-year-old Pacino looks very different from the hawkishly greying Don imagined at the end of The Godfather Part II. He is needle-sharp, ebullient and hawkishly bright. Here journalists could be hawkishly monitored. hawkishness noun ... Her school is conservative, but hardly unique in its hawkishness. All of that newfound hawkishness in Boston surely sounded odd to many of the decidedly anti-war delegates. I was at the peak of my hawkishness about the cold war, and that was the perspective from which I was teaching. Rhymes mawkish
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