warriorlike
- adjective
- /ˈwɔːr.jər.laɪk/
:
guerrero
- The soldier approached the enemy line with a warriorlike determination and bravery.
Examples
-
Those women who avoided the "feminine style" and spoke in an acceptably warriorlike language did not make themselves seem unfeminine as much as they made themselves invisible as women.
Academic text (1998) -
So, something definitely un-warriorlike.
-
In her warriorlike stance, she inspired the team to face the challenges ahead.
-
His warriorlike spirit was evident as he led his friends into the competition with unwavering courage.
Synonyms
906
1.0
Has courage when facing danger, pain or fear
188
6.5
Relating to war or showing soldier-like courage and discipline
154
3.8
Shows great courage when facing danger or difficulty
15
7.5
Showing polite, protective, and brave behavior like a knight
13
5.5
Ready to fight or attack
8
5.6
Being brave and lively in a bold, energetic way
1
8.8
Being very brave when you face danger
1
6.3
Having strong discipline, bravery, and a calm military manner
Being disciplined, brave, and standing straight
Being brave and full of energy when facing danger
Ready to fight or argue
Antonyms
How Brave
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word warriorlike joins warrior, meaning 'fighter' or soldier, and the ending -like, meaning 'similar to'. So it describes someone who has the courage, strength, or fighting spirit of a warrior.