armament (Meaning)
armament (n)
weaponry used by military or naval force
the act of equiping with weapons in preparation for war
armament (n.)
A body of forces equipped for war; -- used of a land or naval force.
All the cannon and small arms collectively, with their equipments, belonging to a ship or a fortification.
Any equipment for resistance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of armament
armament Sentence Examples
- The military base was heavily fortified with an extensive armament of cannons and missile launchers.
- Diplomatic negotiations aimed to reduce the armament buildup in the region and promote peace.
- The battleship's armament included powerful artillery guns capable of devastating enemy targets.
- The nation invested heavily in its naval armament to maintain dominance in maritime warfare.
- The treaty limited the country's armament production to prevent an arms race with neighboring states.
- The soldiers inspected the armament cache, ensuring all weapons were in proper condition for combat.
- The defense budget allocated significant funds for the procurement of advanced armament systems.
- As tensions escalated, both sides bolstered their armament, preparing for a potential conflict.
- The arms dealer specialized in providing illegal armament to insurgent groups across the globe.
- The military strategist devised a comprehensive plan to modernize the army's armament and improve its combat capabilities.
FAQs About the word armament
weaponry used by military or naval force, the act of equiping with weapons in preparation for warA body of forces equipped for war; -- used of a land or naval f
weapons, munitions, weaponry, arms, ammunition,guns, artillery, ordnance,
No antonyms found.
The military base was heavily fortified with an extensive armament of cannons and missile launchers.
Diplomatic negotiations aimed to reduce the armament buildup in the region and promote peace.
The battleship's armament included powerful artillery guns capable of devastating enemy targets.
The nation invested heavily in its naval armament to maintain dominance in maritime warfare.
