armoured
US armored
/ (ˈɑːməd) /
having a protective covering, such as armour or bone
comprising units making use of armoured vehicles: an armoured brigade
(of glass) toughened
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How to use armoured in a sentence
The armoured plates on the undamaged places on bombers, cut down losses by something like 30 per cent.
French troops in armoured personnel carriers rolled through the streets of Kidal in northern Mali on Wednesday.
No Quick Fix For Mali: French Troops Can’t End Crisis | William Lloyd George | January 30, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTBeyond an armoured shelter built against the brick wall of a house, the road turns to the left.
Ypres and the Battles of Ypres | UnknownGo through the Rue d'Estaires, in which there is a large and very high armoured shelter that served as an observation-post.
Ypres and the Battles of Ypres | Unknown"Oh, yes, I am sure you would run away if the armoured knight with his wild eyes should come nearer," said Mea.
Maezli | Johanna Spyri
The line was also protected by a large number of armoured trains.
My Reminiscences of the Anglo-Boer War | Ben Viljoen.Here, in this armoured chiton, would be an object that a poet might readily call "a chiton of bronze."
Homer and His Age | Andrew Lang
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