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hawkishness
This term conveys a spirit of aggression and a preference for confrontational strategies over compromise. It is most frequently employed in geopolitical and diplomatic contexts to describe a hardline stance that views military force or sanctions as the primary tools for achieving national objectives.
In financial circles, the word shifts toward monetary policy, specifically describing a preference for tightening credit and raising interest rates. Because it is an abstract quality, it is an uncountable noun and cannot be pluralized; one refers to a degree of hawkishness rather than multiple instances of it.
Meanings
A policy or attitude that favors aggressive or warlike action rather than diplomacy or negotiation.
The administration's increasing hawkishness regarding the border dispute alarmed neighboring countries.
Examples
The general's blatant hawkishness made the diplomatic corps nervous about a potential escalation.
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The central bank's continued hawkishness suggests that interest rates will remain high for the foreseeable future.
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The empire's inherent hawkishness led it to annex neighboring territories without hesitation.
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