armed

armed
adj.
VERBS
be
ADVERB
heavily, well
lightly
fully
PREPOSITION
with

The soldiers were all armed with automatic rifles.

Armed is used with these nouns: ↑aggression, ↑assault, ↑bodyguard, ↑camp, ↑citizen, ↑clash, ↑combat, ↑conflict, ↑confrontation, ↑convoy, ↑encounter, ↑escort, ↑faction, ↑force, ↑gang, ↑guard, ↑guerrilla, ↑helicopter, ↑hold-up, ↑insurrection, ↑intervention, ↑man, ↑marshal, ↑militia, ↑neutrality, ↑patrol, ↑police, ↑policeman, ↑raid, ↑rebel, ↑rebellion, ↑resistance, ↑revolt, ↑robber, ↑robbery, ↑service, ↑siege, ↑soldier, ↑struggle, ↑terrorist, ↑thug, ↑troops, ↑uprising, ↑wing

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