"Sabre-rattling" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Sabre-rattling" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Sabre-rattling" Meaning
Threatening or intimidating behavior, usually in a diplomatic or political context, to demonstrate military strength or preparedness, often in order to deter or negotiate with an adversary.
"Sabre-rattling" Examples
Verb usage examples
Factories around the nation began sabre-rattling about potential strikes and delays with Christmas just around the corner.
The firm was engaging in some serious sabre-rattling, indicating their seriousness about expanding into new markets.
The company was sabre-rattling with smaller rival, pending a potential takeover.
The Any tech corporation had been sabre-rattling about the leak of sensitive information to rival corporations.
Among players, sabre-rattling about the latest multiplayer game has increased.
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