weapon
/ˈwɛpən/
verb
- To equip or arm someone or something with a weapon.
- They weaponed the ship with missiles before the mission.
- The military is weaponing the new drones for combat.
- The rebels weaponed themselves with whatever they could find.
Antonyms
noun
- An object used to hurt, kill, or defend against people or animals.
- In ancient times, the sword was a common weapon.
- He used a stick as a weapon to scare off the wild dog.
- The police found a weapon hidden under the car seat.
- Something used to gain an advantage or to attack in a non-physical way, such as words or ideas.
- Education is a powerful weapon against poverty.
- The lawyer used the evidence as a weapon against the defendant.
- Her sharp wit was her best weapon in any argument.