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belligerent

[buh-lij-er-uhnt] / bəˈlɪdʒ ər ənt /


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“Ben’s lawsuit discusses the aftermath of this incident,” Mr. Brody’s lawyer Mark Bankston wrote on X. “Ben and his family were doxed and suffered an enormous wave of harassment and threats from belligerent strangers.”

From Washington Times

The two Catalan separatist parties that could play a factor have both ruled out abstaining, given what they consider the Popular Party’s belligerent attitude to their separatist movement.

From Washington Times

Pope Francis on Saturday condemned "belligerent nationalisms" and called for a pan-European response to migration to stop the Mediterranean, where thousands have drowned, from becoming "the graveyard of dignity".

From Reuters

Pope Francis on Saturday condemned "belligerent nationalisms" and called for a pan-European response to migration to stop the Mediterranean, where thousands have drowned, from becoming "the graveyard of dignity".

From Reuters

On Saturday in Marseilles Pope Francis condemned "belligerent nationalisms" and called for a pan-European response to migration to stop the Mediterranean, where thousands have drowned, from becoming "the graveyard of dignity".

From Reuters