arsenal
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4.1
- noun
- /ˈɑːrsənl/
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arsenal
- So this is probably the one item I have in my arsenal, in my whole studio that gets the most comments and questions.
- an arsenal of tools
- an arsenal of treatments
And then you've got your organic kind of arsenal of products.
- And then you've got your organic kind of arsenal of products.
- I, I have other tools in my arsenal of, of, of tools.
- And they will use those as part of their arsenal in the smear campaign.
- Sleep will restock the weaponry in your immune arsenal.
- And we need these little tools in our arsenal.
- Incubators, micro needles, nutrient solutions, lamps, the whole arsenal of things.
- China will build a few, but I I hope it is added to the arsenal and that it becomes safe and cost effective.
- That you can take all of that as like tools in your arsenal to carry with you into your present and future.
- How did you find specific like people to be in your financial arsenal who like, no track?
- Like let's make genetics part of like the the everyday work, work a day arsenal of social scientists.
- I have that one in my arsenal right now too.
- And yeah, I think the nod a widely underused tool in the arsenal of the potential listener.
Examples
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A clever child has an arsenal of possibilities to keep the most sophisticated consultants busy.
Academic text (2004) -
Harry was just about to show us the latest addition to his arsenal.
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I, I have other tools in my arsenal of, of, of tools.
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I have that one in my arsenal right now too.
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I could use that arsenal right about now.
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For this, he uses an arsenal of both engineering and detective tools.
Academic text (2005) -
Most photographers are going to have the needed lens in their arsenal already.
Academic text (2007) -
Programmers have an elegant tool in their arsenal called recursion.
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The most potent weapon against parasites in the arsenal of every complex organism is the immune system.
Academic text (2003) -
As a leader, having a diverse arsenal of strategies allows me to tackle various challenges effectively.
Synonyms
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5.6
A set of skills and tools a person can use to solve problems
Antonyms
Compounds
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A collection of weapons and equipment that a country keeps for war or to protect itself
How Extensive
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Etymology
Arsenal comes from Arabic dār al-ṣināʿa 'workshop', a place for making and keeping tools or weapons. That's why people now use arsenal for any 'set' or 'collection of tools, skills, or techniques' someone can use, like a toolbox of ideas.