Munition

usgb/mjuːˈnɪʃn/
noun

Materials that are capable of causing harm or damage, like bullets or bombs.

The army stored their munitions in a secure warehouse.
Visual representation of "munition" - Materials that are capable of causing harm or damage, like bullets or bombs.

Often appears as...

  • store munitions
  • fire munitions
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Warfare Context

The term is often used in military and defense-related discussions or reports.

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During the briefing, the commander-in-chief highlighted the need for secure transportation of munitions.
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Not Just Bullets

'Munition' can refer to any physical materials used in combat, not just small arms ammunition.

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The supply convoy was loaded with an array of munitions, including artillery shells and missiles.
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Metaphorical Use

Sometimes used metaphorically to describe something that fuels or energizes a dispute or debate.

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The scandal provided ample munitions for the opposition to attack the government's credibility.
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