Definition of psychological warfare in English:

psychological warfare

noun

mass noun

Actions intended to reduce an opponent's morale.
心理战
Example sentencesExamples
- Shock and awe is less about destruction than about a display of power and might, combining military force with psychological warfare in a concerted effort to overwhelm and intimidate.
- They were intended to conduct psychological warfare and distribute anticommunist propaganda.
- Low trust bureaucratic states are extremely vulnerable to electronic psychological warfare using this emerging technology.
- The great Mongol warrior Genghis Khan was not only a brilliant cavalry tactician but a master at psychological warfare.
- Containing yet transcending deception, the art of ambiguity in Chinese strategic tradition is the ultimate form of psychological warfare.

Definition of psychological warfare in US English:

psychological warfare

nounˈˌsaɪkəˈˌlɑdʒəkəl ˈwɔrˌfɛ(ə)rˈˌsīkəˈˌläjəkəl ˈwôrˌfe(ə)r

Actions intended to reduce an opponent's morale.
心理战
Example sentencesExamples
- They were intended to conduct psychological warfare and distribute anticommunist propaganda.
- Containing yet transcending deception, the art of ambiguity in Chinese strategic tradition is the ultimate form of psychological warfare.
- The great Mongol warrior Genghis Khan was not only a brilliant cavalry tactician but a master at psychological warfare.
- Low trust bureaucratic states are extremely vulnerable to electronic psychological warfare using this emerging technology.
- Shock and awe is less about destruction than about a display of power and might, combining military force with psychological warfare in a concerted effort to overwhelm and intimidate.

单词	psychological warfare
释义	Definition of psychological warfare in English: psychological warfare noun mass noun Actions intended to reduce an opponent's morale. 心理战 Example sentencesExamples Shock and awe is less about destruction than about a display of power and might, combining military force with psychological warfare in a concerted effort to overwhelm and intimidate. They were intended to conduct psychological warfare and distribute anticommunist propaganda. Low trust bureaucratic states are extremely vulnerable to electronic psychological warfare using this emerging technology. The great Mongol warrior Genghis Khan was not only a brilliant cavalry tactician but a master at psychological warfare. Containing yet transcending deception, the art of ambiguity in Chinese strategic tradition is the ultimate form of psychological warfare. Definition of psychological warfare in US English: psychological warfare nounˈˌsaɪkəˈˌlɑdʒəkəl ˈwɔrˌfɛ(ə)rˈˌsīkəˈˌläjəkəl ˈwôrˌfe(ə)r Actions intended to reduce an opponent's morale. 心理战 Example sentencesExamples They were intended to conduct psychological warfare and distribute anticommunist propaganda. Containing yet transcending deception, the art of ambiguity in Chinese strategic tradition is the ultimate form of psychological warfare. The great Mongol warrior Genghis Khan was not only a brilliant cavalry tactician but a master at psychological warfare. Low trust bureaucratic states are extremely vulnerable to electronic psychological warfare using this emerging technology. Shock and awe is less about destruction than about a display of power and might, combining military force with psychological warfare in a concerted effort to overwhelm and intimidate.
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