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hawk
noun as in a warlike person
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Outside many of the larger offices in poorer areas, a bustling ecosystem thrives with vendors hawking goods and services to those in line.
Security hawks warn that the deals could backfire given the U.A.E.’s close ties to China and worry about offshoring critical infrastructure.
The decision earned a rebuke from GOP hawks in Congress who support the President and aren’t known for picking futile showdowns.
He said he was "watching the weather forecast like a hawk" before finally getting a gap in the clouds and his chance to take his photo.
One day, Roz was standing in the pasture, admiring a hawk as he soared through the sky, when the cows began grazing around her.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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