Armament
/ˈɑːrməmənt/
Definitions
- (n.) Military equipment, weapons, and related apparatus considered collectively, especially during legal discussions of warfare and international law.
The treaty limits the production and deployment of nuclear armament.
- (n.) The deliberate provision or furnishing of arms under contracts or agreements, often subject to export controls.
The company faced restrictions on the armament sales to foreign governments.
Commentary
In legal contexts, armament often relates to international treaties, defense contracts, and regulations on the manufacture, transfer, and possession of weapons.
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