armed
adjective
In Wikipedia
Source: the Wikipedia dictionary, from the English Wikipedia articles Mova reads whole. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0. A draft: made natively by Nautilus, one of Mova's workers, from Mova's own counts; not reviewed. Not part of Mova: never in its repository, releases or programs.
Counted by Mova
296 uses in 106 of the 531 articles of the Wikipedia school's corpus; as an adjective in 296 of 296. By the class of the article: country 57, city 24, agglomeration 7, other 5. Most often with: «force», «military», «chief», «national», «commander».
Examples
- Gamsakhurdia's rule was soon challenged by armed opposition groups, under the command of Tengiz Kitovani, that forced him to flee the country in a military coup in January 1992. — Abkhazia, sentence 177 («wiki:Abkhazia:177»)
- Grant felt that armed ships steaming regularly between Bombay and Suez would help secure British interests in the region and did all he could to progress his vision. — Aden, sentence 115 («wiki:Aden:115»)
- On 12 April, clashes took place between the Syrian Armed Forces and the National Guard along the Maghdal–Mazraa axis. — Administrative Council of Jabal Bashan, sentence 13 («wiki:Administrative_Council_of_Jabal_Bashan:13»)
Note
Draft: made natively by Nautilus from the Wikipedia school's corpus; the counts and examples are Mova's own, the meaning is the pupils' dictionary's; no sense of this source is written yet.
Sources
- From Wikipedia, «Abkhazia», revision of the 2026-09-01 dump, CC BY-SA 4.0.
- From Wikipedia, «Aden», revision of the 2026-09-01 dump, CC BY-SA 4.0.
- From Wikipedia, «Administrative Council of Jabal Bashan», revision of the 2026-09-01 dump, CC BY-SA 4.0.
- Examples quote Wikipedia; this block is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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