hawkishness (noun)

1. During the Cold War, the hawkishness of the United States led to the escalation of tensions and the arms race with the Soviet Union.

2. In the realm of fantasy, the king's hawkishness towards neighboring kingdoms brought a sense of danger and uncertainty to the enchanted lands.

3. The villain in the superhero cartoon series displayed hawkishness by constantly scheming and initiating battles against the protagonist.

4. The character's hawkishness in the novel caused him to pursue ruthless military strategies, ultimately leading to the downfall of his kingdom.