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  • a word derived from weapon.
    weapon
    noun
    any instrument or device for use in attack or defense in combat, fighting, or war, as a sword, rifle, or cannon.

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And I think of how often and easily the appearance of empathy can be weaponed — Well, I went through something difficult and I'm fine, why aren't you?

From Salon ● Mar. 21, 2022

Is this a pensioner of hope?—Is this A dreamer of wild dreams?—All eyes are turned To gaze upon him, as with measured step The weaponed warrior slowly passes by.—

From Enthusiasm and Other Poems by Susanna Moodie

Down they gan alight, and delivered their steeds; and so they weaponed with all advanced into the tent, before the emperor that Luces was named.

From Brut by Eugene Mason

To Bath came the kaiser, and belay the castle there; and the men within bravely began; they mounted upon the stone walls, well weaponed over all, and defended the place against Childric the strong.

From Brut by Eugene Mason

Soon after them went weaponed warriors; there six, there seven, there eight, there nine.

From Brut by Eugene Mason