Armada

Pronunciation: /ɑrˈmɑdə/

Definitions of armada

noun a large group or force of vehicles, airplanes, etc.

Example Sentences

A1 The armada of ships sailed across the ocean.

A2 The armada of planes flew in formation during the air show.

B1 The armada of protesters marched through the streets demanding change.

B2 The armada of satellites orbiting the Earth provide crucial data for scientific research.

C1 The armada of diplomats worked tirelessly to negotiate a peace treaty between the warring nations.

C2 The armada of investors poured billions of dollars into the startup, propelling it to success.

Examples of armada in a Sentence

formal The armada of ships set sail for battle.

informal Did you see the armada of cars parked outside the event?

slang That armada of bikes is so cool!

figurative The team's armada of talented players ensured their victory.

Grammatical Forms of armada

• past tense: armadad
• plural: armadas
• comparative: more armada
• superlative: most armada
• present tense: armada
• future tense: will armada
• perfect tense: have armada
• continuous tense: is armadaing
• singular: armada
• positive degree: armada
• infinitive: to armada
• gerund: armadaing
• participle: armadaed

Origin and Evolution of armada

First Known Use: 1568 year

Language of Origin: Spanish

Story behind the word: The word 'armada' originated from the Spanish language, derived from the Latin word 'armata' meaning armed fleet.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a large fleet of warships, the term 'armada' has evolved to also describe any large group of vehicles or ships, often used in a military context.