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armored
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Word definitions for armored in dictionaries
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Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Armored \Ar"mored\, a. Clad with armor.
Usage examples of armored.
The slugs chopped into steel-threaded rubber and armored supports, cutting free the middle tire and sending it bouncing over the smooth rolls of Agave Dales.
First Tank Brigade and the Third Armored Division to escape, General Aguinaldo had enough strength on hand to take the battle to the enemy.
Additional intelligence units and elements of the 47th Independent Armored Brigade, commanded by Alawite Colonel Nadim Abbas, with its T-62 tanks, were also stationed in and around the town.
Hands were clutching at the garments of the dazed Mattenbaal when the armored Anakim closed in around him, beat the mob back with bowstaves and spear shafts, and hustled the priest away.
A combat vehicle like an outsized, lightly armored jeep, a hummer could carry quite a sting, up to and including pop-up launchers for TOW or Hellfire antitank missiles meant to take out much tougher targets than Mobile One.
And armored crews tended to panic when the antitank started taking its toll.
The weight of the armored soldiers pushed the Archai back, but the twin forelimbs and suicidal tenacity of the insect warriors made them terrible opponents in a close-quarter fight like this one.
When the smoke had cleared, the armored axman was on his back on the deck and other combats were raging over and around him.
Already he could see that the man was well armored, in a backplate of painted steel.
It had been he who delivered the crucial armored corps at the crucial moment, namely the jeep that worked and could get Colonel Baraka to the radio station.
Hunter did not take his eyes off the soldiers around him and his team, even when the armored car pulled up to a large barbed wire pen.
The tracked, armored, motorized forts called barrels were the best thing anyone had yet found for breaking the deadly stalemate of trench warfare.
Sir Berit sat his horse in the center of the bulky, armored Church Knights watching the ghastly feast taking place a few hundred yards to the front.
A single visit by a British Armored Combat Suit battalion returned things to their original structure, but the Bhutanese had learned their lesson.
It was a tremendously armored braincase whose only purpose was the protection and support of the berserker computer gear that it contained.