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Star Wars
noun
- a U.S. weapons research program begun in 1984 to explore technologies, including ground- and space-based lasers, for destroying attacking missiles and warheads.
Star Wars
noun
- Formal nameStrategic Defense Initiative (in the US) a proposed system of artificial satellites armed with lasers to destroy enemy missiles in space SDI
- modifier; sometimes not capitals of, relating to, or denoting this system
Star Wars defence
star wars policy
Star Wars
1- A series of popular science fiction motion pictures created by George Lucas. The first trilogy debuted in 1977 with Star Wars: A New Hope . The Empire Strikes Back and The Return of the Jedi followed in the 1980s. Prequels, Episode I: The Phantom Menace and Episode 2: Attack of the Clones , were recently released. The films are noted for combining classic themes of good versus evil with cutting-edge special effects.
Star Wars
2- A popular name, taken from the title of a film, for the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) of President Ronald Reagan . 鈥淪tar Wars鈥 involves the development by the United States of a defense in outer space against intercontinental ballistic missiles .
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Origin of Star Wars1
Example Sentences
In 鈥淪tar Wars,鈥 it鈥檚 kind of a flying scorpion.
After 鈥淓mpire,鈥 Star Wars itself couldn鈥檛 escape the chokehold of clich茅.
He started 鈥淪tar Wars鈥 as a self-absorbed teenager who refused to help Princess Leia, sputtering, 鈥淚t鈥檚 not that I like the Empire 鈥 I hate it 鈥 but there鈥檚 nothing I can do about it right now.鈥
In an early cut of 1977鈥檚 鈥淪tar Wars,鈥 George Lucas included a shaggy, chatty 鈥淕raffiti鈥-esque sequence between Luke Skywalker and one of his Tatooine pals, Biggs, who tells him, 鈥淚鈥檓 not going to wait for the Empire to draft me into service. The Rebellion is spreading and I want to be on the right side.鈥
鈥淪tar Wars鈥 ends with victory and medals, but the Dark Side is rarely beaten head-on.
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