Meanings
comparative more warful · superlative most warful
- Indicative of war; warlike.
Hence the long Train of never-ending Jars / Of warful Peaces, and of peaceful Wars, […]
1733, Paul Whitehead, The State Dunces2 more examples
Sabotage being itself a warful act and carrying its own penalty, would not excuse the original unwarful act nor any subsequent unwarful acts of counter-retaliation.
1943, Linus R. Fike, No nation alone: a plan for organized peace, page 56The similarity of these Indian and Greek tales of far-ranging warful travels should not surprise us: their authors were people of the horse, they rode far in several directions—south, west, east—from their “origins” in the Caucasus region; […]
2003, Richard Schechner, The Future of Ritual: Writings on Culture and Performance, page 181
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