Armament is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARMAMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a military force equipped for war
• military weapons and equipment
• the process of equipping military forces for war
• a military force equipped for war.
• 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.
• weaponry used by military or naval force
• the act of equiping with weapons in preparation for war
• military weapons

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How to use ARMAMENT in a sentence

• The Helder was the destination of this armament, which was commanded by Sir Ralph Abercrombie.
• Against this naval armament, Archimedes placed on different parts of the walls engines of various dimensions.
• And it becomes our Government, both for the armament of our ships and for defence against iron steamers, to adopt at the earliest moment every improvement in rifled cannon.
• As the ship drew still nearer, and came more under the cliffs, the governor was enabled to get a better view of her construction, and of the nature of her armament.
• This constitutes the weak point in the British armament.
• Under these circumstances we cannot complete our armament by sea and our coast defences in peaceful leisure, in accordance with theoretical principles.
• When Conon had reached Samos he found the armament in a state of great despondency.
• He, the while, with steady impetus pushed forward his armament, like a ship-of-war prow forward.
• The armament of the vessel consisted of two muskets, two pistols, and a sword.
• His armament, he felt, was not yet what it should be.
• A ship of sufficient size and armament to take a place in the line of battle.
• As to the naval armament, the land armament, and the marine fortifications which are in question with you, I have no doubt they will all be carried.
• Beulah resembled a gigantic offspring of a military tank, sans heavy armament.
• The successful armament alluded to was that of Pedro Nino, who had sailed with Columbus on his first voyage and on his third.
• Nothing gave foreigners a higher idea of the power of England than this sudden armament.
• Not to be unprepared, they equipped a fleet of a hundred and fifty sail, and took care, by their ministers at London, to inform the council of the state of that armament.
• Such was the state of Martinique, when the inhabitants every day expected a visit from the British armament, whose progress we shall now relate.
• An armament, consisting of several ships of war, provided with apparatus for a siege, sailed from Buenos Ayres, and in the month of June suddenly appeared off Port Egmont.
• Washington, however, could not be brought to action, and Clinton, expecting the arrival of the French armament, returned in haste to New York.
• Another armament dispatched by the Grenville ad-ministration led to no very honourable result.
• As it is known that she had a sharp fight, coming homeward, it will seem only natural that we should add to her armament.
• But nothing in the way of armament was to be left, by way of possible danger to the Legion.
• No mightier armament had ever appeared in the English Channel than the fleet of allied British and Dutch ships, under the command of Admiral Russell.
• Arrival of the armament at St Juan de Ulua, and account of occurrences at that place.
• The bitter struggle for markets, raw materials and colonies that followed the French-German War of 1870 developed into an armament race after 1899.
• Still the eye of Ludlow ran curiously along the whole extent of the two straw-colored lines, seeking in vain some evidence of the weight and force of her armament.
• The accommodations of the commander were on the same deck with the batteries of the ship, and they were frequently made to contain two or even four guns of the armament.
• A brick of gold in a panther-skin bag completed his magic armament.
• The Avenger, a steam frigate, with an armament of 6 heavy guns and 280 men, sailed from Gibraltar on the afternoon of the 17th of December, 1847.

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