pacifistic

IPA: pˈæsɪfɪstɪk

Examples of "pacifistic" in Sentences

The United States represented power; Europe represented a postpolitical, pacifistic “paradise.”
Or maybe her parents are very, very pacifistic and would freak out if she had been getting in fights.
"Some Germans have become pacifistic and have forgotten about responsibility," says Mr. Glos, the conservative lawmaker.
Such a response is perverse, however, if Rousseff seeks to live up to Brazil's stated goal of pushing a pacifistic foreign policy.
Rick Perry's violent, shortsighted rhetoric continues to undermine the work of Texas' historically pacifistic presidential candidates.
About 4,000 people, described as pacifistic, lived in three hamlets and led a difficult life of farming, reclaiming land, and cutting firewood.
Nimoy developed both the pacifistic Vulcan Nerve Pinch and the two-fingered Vulcan salute; the latter is reportedly based on a Jewish blessing.
But British researcher Sally McNamara of the Washington-based Heritage Foundation doubts whether a new document from the alliance will change what she calls the "pacifistic" trend in many European countries.