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Definition of militarily in English: militarilyadverb ˈmɪlɪt(ə)rəliˌmɪləˈtɛrəli 1In a military manner; by means of armed forces. troops intervened militarily to restore order Example sentencesExamples - The Allies faced the dual challenges of crushing the Axis militarily and of considering how best to govern the postwar world.
- His cabinet shifted its attention to another Mideast republic, which it calculated would be unable to respond militarily to an air strike.
- What he really wants is to militarily occupy 10 kilometers of the territories as another step toward his ultimate goal.
- I mean to suggest that somehow the insurgents are defeating us militarily.
- A recent article asserted that the government is now prepared to respond militarily to any cyberattack.
- The democratic processes have been arbitrarily thrown out the window by their government, who was quick to join an alliance to militarily subdue the aggressors.
- The only way to do that, I'm afraid, is to go in and militarily remove the regimes that are holding these countries back.
- Western culture is assaulting them, not militarily, but culturally.
- Sea transportation there would get tricky if allied forces retaliate militarily against the ruling extremists in the country.
- They came to deal with the movement, but not because of their inability to defeat them militarily or to lock them all up.
- 1.1 In a way that relates to armed forces; from a military point of view.
a strong country economically and militarily Example sentencesExamples - As a nation, it is growing stronger, commercially and militarily.
- It may simply be a dressed up reaffirmation of their right to remain militarily neutral in any future global conflict into which the EU is sucked.
- Militarily, it is hard to make the case that the insurgents stack up against our armed forces.
- If you don't understand how to interpret them militarily, you may just stab yourself in the back with your own silver tongue.
- New alliances are emerging that neither politically nor militarily may be benign to the United States.
- I just can't think militarily, but you can, so I'm here to hear your tactical words of wisdom.
- In the end, it could turn out to be a militarily important partner, living off a shriveled economy.
- It's true that they often seem to keep certain other countries in a "state of extended adolescence" militarily.
- In spite of its militarily advantageous location, it has witnessed profound struggle nearly from its inception.
- The peaks and fertile slopes of these biblical lands are strategically and militarily valuable.
Definition of militarily in US English: militarilyadverbˌmɪləˈtɛrəliˌmiləˈterəlē 1In a military manner; by means of armed forces. troops intervened militarily to restore order Example sentencesExamples - I mean to suggest that somehow the insurgents are defeating us militarily.
- They came to deal with the movement, but not because of their inability to defeat them militarily or to lock them all up.
- The Allies faced the dual challenges of crushing the Axis militarily and of considering how best to govern the postwar world.
- Western culture is assaulting them, not militarily, but culturally.
- The democratic processes have been arbitrarily thrown out the window by their government, who was quick to join an alliance to militarily subdue the aggressors.
- The only way to do that, I'm afraid, is to go in and militarily remove the regimes that are holding these countries back.
- What he really wants is to militarily occupy 10 kilometers of the territories as another step toward his ultimate goal.
- Sea transportation there would get tricky if allied forces retaliate militarily against the ruling extremists in the country.
- A recent article asserted that the government is now prepared to respond militarily to any cyberattack.
- His cabinet shifted its attention to another Mideast republic, which it calculated would be unable to respond militarily to an air strike.
- 1.1 In a way that relates to armed forces; from a military point of view.
a strong country economically and militarily Example sentencesExamples - As a nation, it is growing stronger, commercially and militarily.
- Militarily, it is hard to make the case that the insurgents stack up against our armed forces.
- In spite of its militarily advantageous location, it has witnessed profound struggle nearly from its inception.
- In the end, it could turn out to be a militarily important partner, living off a shriveled economy.
- If you don't understand how to interpret them militarily, you may just stab yourself in the back with your own silver tongue.
- The peaks and fertile slopes of these biblical lands are strategically and militarily valuable.
- It may simply be a dressed up reaffirmation of their right to remain militarily neutral in any future global conflict into which the EU is sucked.
- New alliances are emerging that neither politically nor militarily may be benign to the United States.
- It's true that they often seem to keep certain other countries in a "state of extended adolescence" militarily.
- I just can't think militarily, but you can, so I'm here to hear your tactical words of wisdom.
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