Hawk

A bird of prey with a hooked beak and sharp talons, known for its keen eyesight and hunting prowess. The term can also refer to someone who advocates for an aggressive or confrontational approach, particularly in politics or foreign policy. Figuratively, it can describe a person who aggressively tries to sell something or someone who watches carefully. Finally, it's used as a verb, meaning to offer goods for sale by calling out prices and soliciting customers, often in a persistent way.

Hawk meaning with examples

• The hawk circled high above the valley, its keen eyes searching for movement below, its call echoed across the landscape. (15)
• The hunter carefully observed the hawk soaring majestically, appreciating its effortless flight and hunting abilities. (18)
• During negotiations, the hawk faction pushed for military action rather than diplomatic solutions, advocating for strong defense. (19)
• The used car salesman was hawking a beat-up sedan, constantly lowering the price to attract buyers. (20)
• She watched the child's every move, becoming a hawk protecting the innocent while in the park, from any potential danger. (19)