rearm
rearm
Definition
re·arm (rē ärm′)
transitive verb, intransitive verb
- to arm again
- to arm with new or more effective weapons
re·ar′·ma·ment noun
rearm
Usage Examples
Object
- kit: Only use original rearming kits, these are available from The Marine Warehouse by mail order, or any good chandler.
- operation: In the forward areas of the battlefield, ADA protects combat trains, refueling, and rearming operations.
- point: Supported units reorganize or, if necessary, reconfigure the ammunition they pickup at the ATP for further delivery forward to rearm points.
- area: Only loading, down loading, arming and dearming evolutions are authorized to be conducted in the rearming area by the individual stores.
Modifying Another Word
- now: Earlier, in 1952, we had pressured France to join with Western Germany ( now rearmed ) in the six-nation European Defense Community.
- n't: Last year it said in a report that it couldn't be sure that Iraq was n't rearming.
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