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arsenal

[ ahr-suh-nl, ahrs-nuhl ]

noun

  1. a place of storage or a magazine containing arms and military equipment for land or naval service.
  2. a government establishment where military equipment or munitions are manufactured.
  3. a collection or supply of weapons or munitions.
  4. a collection or supply of anything; store:

    He came to the meeting with an impressive arsenal of new research data.



arsenal

/ ˈɑ˲õÉ™²ÔÉ™±ô /

noun

  1. a store for arms, ammunition, and other military items
  2. a workshop or factory that produces munitions
  3. a store of anything regarded as weapons

    an arsenal of destructive arguments

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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of arsenal1

1500–10; (< Middle French ) < Italian arzanale < Upper Italian ( Venetian ) ²¹°ù³ú²¹²Ôà dockyard < Arabic »åÄå°ù á¹£inÄÊ¿ah workshop (literally, house of handwork); initial d probably taken as a form of the preposition di from
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of arsenal1

C16: from Italian arsenale dockyard, from the original Venetian arsenal dockyard and naval store, from Arabic »åÄå°ù ²õ¾±Ì„²Ô¸¿²¹³ó, from »åÄå°ù house + ²õ¾±Ì„²Ô¸¿²¹³ó manufacture
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The group's top leaders were assassinated, many of its fighters killed and much of its arsenal destroyed.

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Where he once tried to overpower opposing hitters with an upper-90s fastball, May focused on improving his command and maintaining consistent control of his arsenal.

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Ukraine's arsenal to carry out deep strikes is only growing.

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Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun, who came to power in January, has said only the state should have arms in the country, in what is seen as a reference to Hezbollah's arsenal.

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The prime minister told reporters the Kremlin respected the UK's nuclear arsenal because "we've got our own independent deterrent and we're committed to Nato".

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