HAWKS Meaning and
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Hawks, as a noun, refer to birds of prey belonging to the family Accipitridae and the subfamily Accipitrinae, which typically have short, broad wings and a sharp beak, and are known for their keen eyesight and swift flight. Hawks are carnivorous birds that hunt and feed on small animals, such as rodents, reptiles, and other birds. They are known for their remarkable agility and ability to soar and swoop to capture their prey.
The term "hawks" can also be used as a verb, referring to the action of advocating for or supporting a strong and aggressive stance, particularly in politics or foreign policy. Those who support a hawkish approach are often in favor of aggressive military action or using force to protect national interests. This term is derived from the behavior of actual hawks, who are fierce and formidable hunters, embodying the aggressive and bold stance associated with this political perspective.
In a broader context, "hawks" can also be used metaphorically to describe individuals or organizations that are vigilant and watchful, particularly in identifying and combating potential dangers or threats. This term is derived from the sharp eyesight of hawks, which allows them to spot prey from great distances. Thus, "hawks" can refer to individuals who possess keen perception and alertness in various situations.
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Etymology of HAWKS
The word "hawks" primarily refers to birds of prey. The term "hawk" originated from the Old English word "hafoc" or "heafoc", which shares its roots with other Germanic languages such as Old High German "habuh", Old Norse "haukr", and Middle Dutch "hauk". These in turn can be traced back to a common Proto-Germanic word "habukaz". The use of the word "hawk" to describe someone who hunts with falcons or other birds of prey emerged in the 14th century. Over time, the term expanded to include different species of birds of prey as well as becoming a mascot or symbol for various institutions.
Idioms with the word HAWKS
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hawks and doves
The idiom "hawks and doves" refers to a metaphorical representation of opposing viewpoints or strategies within a group or organization, particularly in the context of politics or conflict. The term stems from the symbols of hawks and doves, where hawks symbolize aggressive, interventionist, or militaristic approaches, while doves symbolize peaceful, conciliatory, or diplomatic approaches. This idiom is commonly used when describing debates, negotiations, or decision-making processes where individuals or factions have divergent opinions regarding how to address a particular issue or situation.
Similar spelling words for HAWKS
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- hackee,
- hays,
- hacks,
- haake,
- hawky,
- Hawes,
- Hackshaw.
Conjugate verb Hawks
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