weaponing (Meaning)

weaponing

a means of contending against another, something (as a gun, knife, or club) used to injure, defeat, or destroy, something (such as a club, knife, or gun) used to injure, defeat, or destroy, arm, something with which one fights or struggles against another

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weaponing Sentence Examples

  1. The weaponization of the internet has created a dangerous breeding ground for extremism and hate speech.
  2. The media often weaponizes sensationalism to attract attention and increase ratings.
  3. Politicians weaponize language to divide and polarize the electorate.
  4. Social media companies have been accused of weaponing data to manipulate users' behavior.
  5. The weaponization of social media has led to an escalation of cyberbullying and online harassment.
  6. Companies are weaponizing algorithms to discriminate against specific groups of people.
  7. The weaponization of science has resulted in the development of dangerous new technologies and weapons.
  8. The weaponization of climate change is a threat to global security and stability.
  9. The weaponization of fear is a powerful tool used by authoritarians and demagogues.
  10. We must resist the weaponization of our institutions and protect the rule of law.

FAQs About the word weaponing

a means of contending against another, something (as a gun, knife, or club) used to injure, defeat, or destroy, something (such as a club, knife, or gun) used t

equipping, arming,reequipping, re-equipping,militarizing, embattling, mobilizing,mechanizing

demilitarizing,disarming, demobilizing,,denuclearizing

The weaponization of the internet has created a dangerous breeding ground for extremism and hate speech.

The media often weaponizes sensationalism to attract attention and increase ratings.

Politicians weaponize language to divide and polarize the electorate.

Social media companies have been accused of weaponing data to manipulate users' behavior.