Similar words: hawkish, freakishness, mawkish, lavishness, foolishness, selfishness, sluggishness, childishness. Meaning: n. any political orientation favoring aggressive policies.
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1. America's hawkishness towards Russia made their job easier.
2. The ECB's hawkishness —including threats that interest rates might have to rise—is designed to stamp it out.
3. That hawkishness is part of the reason for the euro's rise.
4. To some extent this hawkishness reflects the country's dysfunctional politics.
5. That sensitivity has led to steadfast hawkishness on prices and, as an offshoot, inflation regularly running below the 4-5 percent rate common in developing countries.
6. He is also a hawk in a country where hawkishness is normally considered a virtue.
7. Another surge in the euro would further curb the ECB's hawkishness, and who knows what else lurks ahead?
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