Pronunciation: /ˈɑrmər/
noun a protective covering for the body, especially metal plates or chain mail worn in battle
A1 The knight wore shiny armor to protect himself in battle.
A2 The soldiers put on their armor before heading into the war zone.
B1 The medieval armor displayed in the museum was incredibly well-preserved.
B2 The advanced technology in the new armor made it more lightweight and durable.
C1 The intricate design of the armor showcased the craftsmanship of the armorers from that era.
C2 The armor worn by the ancient warriors was not only functional but also symbolized their status and power.
verb to provide or cover with armor
A1 The knight armored himself before going into battle.
A2 She armored her heart against any potential hurt.
B1 The soldiers armored their vehicles for protection.
B2 The cybersecurity team armored the network against potential cyber attacks.
C1 The CEO armored himself with legal protection before making any controversial decisions.
C2 The diplomat armored their words carefully during the tense negotiations.
formal The knight wore a suit of armor to protect himself in battle.
informal I need to upgrade my armor before taking on that boss in the game.
slang That new jacket is like armor against the cold weather.
figurative She put up emotional armor to shield herself from getting hurt.
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