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Definition of dovish in English Turkish dictionary
- barışçı
- güvercine ait
- yatıştırıcı
- güvercin gibi
- dove
- güvercin
Gül bir çiçektir ve güvercin bir kuştur.
-The rose is a flower and the dove is a bird.
Güvercin barışı simgeler.
-The dove symbolizes peace.
- dove
- kumru
- dovish stance
- güvercinimsi duruş
- dove
- {i} beyaz güvercin
Beyaz güvercinler güzel kuşlardır.
-White doves are beautiful birds.
Beyaz güvercinler güzel kuşlardır.
-White doves are pretty birds.
- dove
- (Astronomi) güvercin (takımyıldızı)
- dove
- (Politika, Siyaset) barış yanlısı
- dove
- uysal kişi
- dove
- (Politika, Siyaset) savaş aleyhtarı
- dove
- masumiyet ve barış sembolu
- dove
- {i} iyilik simgesi
- dove
- yumuşak başlı kimse
- dove
- {i} barış yanlısı kimse
- dove
- barışçı kimse
- dove
- {i} ılımlı politikacı
- dove
- Columba palumbus rock dove kaya güvercini
- dove
- f., bak. dive
- dove
- uysal kimse
- dove
- Columba livia
- dove
- barışçı
- dove
- {i} pol. savaş aleyhtarı, barışçı, barış yanlısı
- dove
- {i} sevgili
- dove
- Columbidae familyasından güvercin ve kumru gibi kuş
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Definition of dovish in English English dictionary
- Like a dove; peaceful, conciliatory
Doubtless an expression of frustration at the UN secretary general, who has long been too dovish for Bush administration tastes.
- Like a dove; harmless; innocent
- Journalists use dovish to describe politicians or governments who are in favour of using peaceful and diplomatic methods to achieve something, rather than using force and violence. hawkish. preferring peace and discussion to war hawkish
- {s} like a dove, of or pertaining to a dove; conciliatory, advocating peaceful methods of conflict resolution (Politics)
- opposed to war
- dovish opinions
- opinions advocating the resolution of international conflicts through compromise and without the threat of force (as opposed to hawkish opinions)
- dovish party
- party advocating the resolution of international conflicts through compromise and without the threat of force (as opposed to a hawkish party)
- dovish stance
- belief that international conflicts should be resolved through compromise and without the threat of force (as opposed to a hawkish stance)
- dovish stand
- belief that international conflicts should be resolved through compromise and without the threat of force (as opposed to a hawkish stance)
- Dove
- constellation in the Southern Hemisphere near Caelum and Puppis
- dove
- dove, a engineering reference point in a computer program that will cause some type of default action to occur
- dove
- A pigeon, especially one smaller in size
- dove
- Strong-declension simple past of dive
When coffee and cocoa prices unexpectedly dove, Côte d’Ivoire quickly went from Africa’s rich kid to crippling debtitude.
- dove
- {n} a pigeon, a kind of wild pigeon
- dove
- deoxyverrucarol
- dove
- dove doves Pronounced for meanings
- dove
- any of numerous small pigeons
- dove
- la sign of the peace the Holy Spirit brings
- dove
- [church] Christian symbol which represented the holy ghost See: symbol
- dove
- 1 spiritual symbol for the light, Universe or Divine Essence 2 purity 3 unconditional love 4 freedom 5 peace 6 spiritual awakening
- dove
- someone who prefers negotiations to armed conflict in the conduct of foreign relations
- dove
- Universally represent peace and love
- dove
- A word of endearment for one regarded as pure and gentle
- dove
- Past tense of to dive
- dove
- any of numerous small pigeons an emblem of peace someone who prefers negotiations to armed conflict in the conduct of foreign relations
- dove
- a constellation in the southern hemisphere near Puppis and Caelum
- dove
- an emblem of peace
- dove
- flesh of a pigeon suitable for roasting or braising; flesh of a dove (young squab) may be broiled
- dove
- A pigeon of the genus Columba and various related genera
- dove
- A person favouring conciliation and negotiation rather than conflict (as opposed to hawk)
- dove
- {i} bird of the pigeon family (often used as a symbol for peace)
- dove
- and 2.1. A dove is a bird that looks like pigeon but is smaller and lighter in colour. Doves are often used as a symbol of peace. see also turtle dove
- dove
- The species are numerous
- dove
- In American English, dove is sometimes used as the past tense of dive. A past tense of wake. a past tense of dive. Any of certain birds of the pigeon family (Columbidae). The names pigeon and dove are often used interchangeably. Though "dove" usually refers to the smaller, long-tailed members of the pigeon family, there are exceptions: the common street pigeon, generally typical for birds designated as pigeons, is frequently called the rock dove. The common names of these birds do not necessarily reflect their accurate biological relationships to one another
- dove
- In politics, you can refer to people who support the use of peaceful methods to solve difficult situations as doves. Compare hawk. A clear split over tactics appears to be emerging between doves and hawks in the party
- dove
- a vessel of silver or gold, shaped like a dove, used originally in the Western and Eastern Rites to house the Reserved Gifts for communing the sick Hangs over or near the altar and opens on the side so that a pyx can be placed within In many smaller churches, a special aumbrey was used for the reservation of the Gifts
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dovish
Hyphenation
do·vishTurkish pronunciation
dōvîşAntonyms
hawkishPronunciation
/ˈdōvəsʜ/ /ˈdoʊvɪʃ/
Etymology
() From dove + -ish.Resimler
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