unpacifist

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ pacifist.

Adjective

unpacifist (comparative more unpacifist, superlative most unpacifist)

1. Not pacifist.
   • 1981, Thomas C. Kennedy, The Hound of Conscience, page 254:

     By mid-1918 the idea of a work strike, which had seemed so radical and unpacifist the year before, was considered too mild a form of resistance by some prisoners.