What does militarian mean?
Militarian means of or pertaining to the military.
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/ˌmɪl.ɪˈtɛəɹi.ən/ · adjective
of or pertaining to the military.
Naturally our talk at first was about the Scouts Movement which he [Baden-Powell] was anxious to disassociate from everything militarian.
The employers used the authoritarian traditions in a highly selective way, adopting the authoritarian practices of militarian rule slightly modified
Anthony Cordesman is a militarian analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, DC
For militarians, he gives the lowdown on cruise missiles and submarines. For utilitarians, there are explanations of how refrigerators and air-conditioners work
No maverick, Gibson said he just wanted to say hello and payback the militarians for their service to their country.
Me, I've spent my whole life studying native militarians. They are an interesting people, clad in colorful native dress and participating in bizarre social customs.
And one of the hardest things I have ever seen actually was to be there during Batsina (ph) in 2005 when he sent police and youth militarians through the townships to bulldoze people's houses.
Use militarian when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Militarian means of or pertaining to the military.
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Naturally our talk at first was about the Scouts Movement which he [Baden-Powell] was anxious to disassociate from everything militarian.
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