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dovish

[ US /ˈdəvɪʃ, ˈdoʊvɪʃ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. opposed to war

How To Use dovish In A Sentence

  • The "dovish" Biden position called for relying primarily on assassination, while the "hawkish" McChrystal stance embraced both assassination and more troops. Fred Branfman: Petraeus Must Go: Mass Assassination of Muslims Threatens Us All
  • The South is more hawkish on foreign policy, according to the data, while the East and West Coast states are the most dovish.
  • Were Netanyahu, forced by strong U.S. pressure, to go along with a "dovish" initiative, he would almost certainly face right-wing defections from his coalition and even within his own Likud faction. Natan Sachs: Life of an Israeli Government: Nasty, Brutish and Short
  • We see a sharp correction in the yen and the BOJ might maintain its dovish policy stance at a meeting next week.
  • At issue is a report in Ha'aretz stating that Rosenthal criticized Michael Oren, the Israeli ambassador to Washington, who had described the positions of J Street, a dovish pro-Israel group, as "inimical" to Israel's interests. JTA - Recent News
  • ‘He's a mensch (a real man),’ says one former ambassador to Paris, now a dovish academic.
  • The pound posted more losses against the euro after a speech by Bank of England Governor Mervyn King was interpreted as relatively "dovish," or more concerned about stimulating economic growth than inflation. Pound Skids on GDP Data
  • (adj): prenominal), pacifistic, dovish -- (opposed to war Errata: The Wordie Blog
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  • The picture of a dovish president pulled in opposite directions by thugs on both right and left is not entirely accurate.
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