Definition of militarily
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: in a military manner
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: from a military standpoint
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Ghani's surprise announcement underscored his desire to establish a peace process that could put an end to a conflict that even his backers say cannot be won militarily.
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This is the second time in a year that Washington is gearing to respond militarily in Syria.
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The battle over Attu proved to be militarily unimportant to the rest of the war, possibly why it's forgotten today.
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The Chinese also found new resistance to their requests to relax the export controls that prevent them from buying militarily sensitive products.
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Although burdened by corruption and domestic instability, and militarily weak as compared with Britain and its Royal Navy, the ruling Qing dynasty was still a major power.
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After Brexit, Britain faces exclusion from the most militarily sensitive encrypted part of Galileo.
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There is almost nothing the United States can do, militarily, to meaningfully influence the outcome of the Syrian civil war short of a full-on, Iraq-style invasion, which would carry intolerable costs and risks.
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Through proxy militias and regional allies, Iran has established an overland supply route that runs from Tehran, across Iraq and Syria, to Beirut, where Hizballah dominates both politically and militarily.
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