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Militant is both an adjective and a noun, and is usually used to mean vigorous, combative, aggressive, or violent in support of a cause. Journalists for English language news sources typically adopt as a word whose connotation lies mid-range between the more positive "rebel" and and less positive "insurgent." Late Latin militare (“‘to serve as a soldier’”)

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It took millions of dollars in weapons development and years of research to create Militant, Captain America's evil counterpart in HYDRA's twisted mirror version of the Avengers.

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Late Latin militare (“‘to serve as a soldier’”) Militant is both an adjective and a noun, and is usually used to mean vigorous, combative, aggressive, or violent in support of a cause. Journalists for English language news sources typically adopt as a word whose connotation lies mid-range between the more positive "rebel" and and less positive "insurgent."