Militant ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Militant ( noun )

A person who is aggressively active in a political or social cause.

Origin:

From latin militans, militant- (present participle of militare, to serve as a soldier).

Examples:

1. The group of militants organized a protest outside the government building.
2. The militants were arrested for their involvement in the bombing.
3. The organization is known for its militant stance on environmental issues.
4. The government declared a state of emergency to deal with the militant uprising.
5. The police are monitoring the activities of the militant group.

(As an adjective)

Militant ( adjective )

A person who is aggressively active in a political or social cause.

Origin:

From latin militans, militant- (present participle of militare, to serve as a soldier).

Examples:

1. The group of militants organized a protest outside the government building.
2. The militants were arrested for their involvement in the bombing.
3. The organization is known for its militant stance on environmental issues.
4. The government declared a state of emergency to deal with the militant uprising.
5. The police are monitoring the activities of the militant group.