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military might

 

[ ˈmɪlɪˌtɛri maɪt ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

power

The military might refers to the strength and capability of a country's armed forces. It encompasses the size of the military, the quality of its equipment, the level of training of its personnel, and its overall readiness for combat.

Synonyms

armed forces strength, defense capability, military power.

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Word Description / Examples
military might

Militarily strong nation often to show off power or intimidate others.

  • The country's military might was showcased during the parade
military power

Often used in geopolitical discussions to compare the influence and capabilities of different countries’ armies.

  • The nation has emerged as a significant military power in the region
armed forces strength

Organic term to describe the abilities and readiness of a country's army, navy, and air force.

  • The armed forces strength of the nation is critical in maintaining peace
defense capability

Primarily used in technical or strategic contexts, especially talking about technology and preparation for defense.

  • The country's defense capability was improved with the new missile system

Examples of usage

  • The country's military might was on full display during the military parade.
  • Many nations strive to increase their military might to deter potential threats.
  • The military might of a nation is often a reflection of its geopolitical influence.

Translations

Translations of the word "military might" in other languages:

🇵🇹 poder militar

🇮🇳 सैन्य शक्ति

🇩🇪 militärische Macht

🇮🇩 kekuatan militer

🇺🇦 військова міць

🇵🇱 potęga militarna

🇯🇵 軍事力

🇫🇷 puissance militaire

🇪🇸 poder militar

🇹🇷 askeri güç

🇰🇷 군사력

🇸🇦 قوة عسكرية

🇨🇿 vojenská síla

🇸🇰 vojenská sila

🇨🇳 军事力量

🇸🇮 vojaška moč

🇮🇸 hernaðarvald

🇰🇿 әскери қуат

🇬🇪 სამხედრო ძალა

🇦🇿 hərbi güc

🇲🇽 poder militar

Etymology

The concept of military might has been a central aspect of human civilization for centuries. From ancient empires to modern nation-states, the strength of a country's military has often determined its success or failure in conflicts. The development of military technology and strategies has continuously evolved, leading to the rise and fall of empires throughout history. The pursuit of military might has shaped the course of wars, alliances, and the balance of power in the world.