Synonyms for armed
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1. armedadjective

   (used of persons or the military) characterized by having or bearing arms

   "armed robbery"

   Antonyms:
   clean, armless, unarmed, weaponless, defenceless, defenseless, spineless, thornless, barehanded

2. armedadjective

   having arms or arms as specified; used especially in combination

   "the many-armed goddess Shiva"

   Antonyms:
   unarmed, weaponless, defenceless, thornless, armless, barehanded, spineless, defenseless, clean

3. armedadjective

   (used of plants and animals) furnished with bristles and thorns

   Antonyms:
   unarmed, clean, thornless, barehanded, armless, spineless, weaponless, defenceless, defenseless

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1. equipped

   as close as we are going to get.

   all bedrooms are equipped with a color tv.

   Submitted by rinat on November 25, 2015  

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1. List of paraphrases for "armed":

   militant, gunman, armies, gunmen, armées, militants, army, armadas, military, armada, armés, arming, reinforced, navy, cocked, guerrilla, heeled

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1. United States:

   We're well aware of the history of the Taliban, including the Haqqani network and its complicated history with al Qaeda, which is exactly why any deal, if one is reached, will be so stringently monitored and verified, everyone should clearly understand that this administration will do whatever is necessary to protect the American people. We have the will and the capacity to enforce the terms of any agreement and to respond to violations. We will never give up our ability to protect American interests. And this includes not only the outstanding armed forces fielded by the United States and our partners, but the full array of United States and partner economic, diplomatic, and political pressure.

2. Stephane Dujarric:

   The small-scale theft of food escalated into mass looting of warehouses across Kombolcha in recent days, reportedly by elements of the Tigrayan forces and some members of the local population, such harassment of humanitarian staff by armed forces is unacceptable. It undermines the ability of the United Nations and all of our humanitarian partners to deliver assistance when it is most needed.

3. Waleed Alhariri:

   The envoy presented his new peace framework to the council last month.The biggest challenges facing this, and previous, UN Special Envoys has been the sequencing of security and political arrangements, the inability to bridge the distrust between the warring parties, and also to have them trust in the UN-led peace process, that said, Griffiths’ proposal is the only platform currently on offer to bring the warring parties together, which is needed to head off Yemen’s precipitous economic collapse and the continued proliferation of new, autonomous armed groups and militias.

4. Chris Kyle:

   I’d like to take a second to thank all our men and women in the armed forces that are here, and as far as you, Texas, this is kind of where we started our career, way back in all the honky-tonks.

5. David Kimaiyo:

   Preliminary reports indicate that the attackers, who were heavily armed, later fled toward the border into Somali.