anti-war
- adjective
- /ˌæn.tiˈwɔːr/
- He should have put his anti-war activism front and center.
- anti-war protest
- anti-war movement
- anti-war sentiment
It was the SDS and, you know, pro war, anti war.
- It was the SDS and, you know, pro war, anti war.
- And I'm listen, just for context, I'm somebody who is for the most part anti war, a pacifist.
- I read that Carl was anti war, but at this point in time how could he not be?
- How can the Libertarian Party call itself the party that's anti war both at home and abroad?
- We're all generally sort of liberal, anti war, this sort of thing.
- It's like an A Republican anti war site, but highly respected in in the independent journalism community went after them.
Examples
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Ron Paul is more anti-war than any Democrat in Washington, D.C., except possibly Dennis Kucinich.
Blog text (1) -
I have been anti-war for years, and the only Mormons who dared to be anti-war for many years were Democrats.
Blog text (4) -
So if you like him for anti war reasons, you should think that one through too.
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We're all generally sort of liberal, anti war, this sort of thing.
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I read that Carl was anti war, but at this point in time how could he not be?
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And Mitt was anti-war then.
Blog text (25) -
How can the Libertarian Party call itself the party that's anti war both at home and abroad?
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So if I'm against war because I'm a Quaker, then my anti-war stance counts.
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Bob and others, with me alongside, helped organize a massive anti-war rally outside the Pentagon in Washington, DC—at least, we helped lead the California effort.
Academic text (2014) -
Many anti-war activists gathered to protest the conflict and advocate for peace.
Synonyms
Wanting peace and avoiding violence or fights
Not supporting war or violence and preferring peaceful solutions
Prefer peaceful policies and oppose military action
Against war and violence, preferring peaceful ways
Against the military and its policies
Against the military having power in government or society
Against strong military influence in government and society
Not aggressive and wants peace
How Opposed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word anti-war joins the part anti- ('against') and the word war ('war'), like in antibiotic where anti- means 'against'. So anti-war describes ideas or actions that are 'against war' and that want peace.