Definitions

1. noun

The state or quality of being militant; a tendency to violence or aggression, especially in the pursuit of a cause.

“The country’s growing militancy towards neighboring nations has raised concerns about a potential conflict.”

2. noun

A militant attitude or behavior, especially in politics or social movements.

“The activist’s militancy in advocating for workers’ rights earned her recognition from the community.”

3. noun

A military or paramilitary organization, especially one that is engaged in armed struggle or revolution.

“The rebel group’s militancy was fueled by their desire for independence from the government.”

4. noun

A quality of being aggressive or belligerent, especially in politics.

“The politician’s militancy on issues like trade and immigration contributed to her popularity among voters.”