pacificist

The song thus apparently connects the suffragist and pacificist movements.

The institute is named after the physicist Albert Einstein, who was, at least at some points in his life, a pacificist.

Though many regard the army as an occupying force, they must be members of a pacificist organiziation to be recognized as conscientious objectors.

A pacificist and an ardent defender of animal rights, Dr. Monod was also a vegetarian who never touched alcohol or tobacco.

Indeed, Coleman calls himself the first Vietnam era C.O. to base his pacificist ideas on Fortean thoughts.

The Frankean Synod was noted for its socially progressive views: it was strongly abolitionist, pro-temperance, and pacificist.

The military ethic is thus pessimistic, collectivist, historically inclined, power-oriented, nationalistic, militaristic, pacificist, and instrumentalist in its view of the military profession."

In August 1993 Söllner announced that he was abandoning the Roman Catholic faith and converting to Rastafarianism; plus, he declared himself a vegetarian and pacificist.

During World War II, Lasserre confronted his pacificist convictions and hid for the Résistance two radio receivers from London in preparation for sabotaging ammunition transports.

I did not support the report because my firm, consistent commitment to pacificist values lead me to criticise this report, the spirit and focus of which are entirely opposed to the need to demilitarise the EU's foreign policy and its foreign relations.