rearmament

American  

[ree-ahrm-uh-muhnt] / riˈɑrm ə mənt /

noun

1. the process of arming a group or nation again, especially with new or improved weaponry.

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Example Sentences

Those blueprints involve rearmament, diversified export markets, stronger supply chains, streamlined regulation and investments in key new sectors intended to reverse years of economic decline.

From The Wall Street Journal

BERLIN—The country on the front line of Europe’s rearmament effort is struggling to meet its military recruitment goals.

From The Wall Street Journal

The deglobalization trend has five main threads, according to Strategas: trade relations and supply chains, natural resources and the security thereof, defense spending and rearmament, technology alignment and IP sharing and populism.

From MarketWatch

Among the expected points of discussion is the future of relations with Syria's new government, Iranian rearmament, and Hezbollah's role in Lebanon.

From BBC

In response, Berlin has eased its debt brake, allowing it to pour 500 billion euros, equivalent to around $580 billion, into a decadelong rearmament program.

From The Wall Street Journal