hawkishly
/ˈhɔkɪʃli/
adverb
- In a manner that favors aggressive or warlike policies.
- The editorial criticized the government for acting too hawkishly.
- The president spoke hawkishly about increasing the military budget.
- She argued hawkishly for a stronger response to the threat.
- In a way that resembles a hawk, especially with a sharp, watchful gaze.
- The teacher watched hawkishly as the students took the exam.
- He stared hawkishly at the suspect from across the room.
- She looked hawkishly at the menu, searching for the best deal.
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