rearm
/riˈɑrm/
verb
- To supply with weapons again, or to obtain new weapons after a period of disarmament.
- The country decided to rearm its military after the peace treaty expired.
- After the war, the nation slowly began to rearm its navy.
- The rebels managed to rearm with weapons smuggled across the border.
- To prepare or equip again for a task or challenge.
- The team rearmed itself with new strategies for the second half of the season.
- The software developer rearmed the system with updated security patches.
- After the failed campaign, the company rearmed its sales force with better training.
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