armored
Armored (adj) means fitted or covered with a protective layer of armor. Example: “An armored car pulled up outside the bank to collect the cash.”
How to Use Armored
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishProtected by a layer of armor — used for vehicles, vests, and similar equipment.
American spelling; the British form is "armoured".
Word Forms
more armored comparative, most armored superlative
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An _____ car pulled up outside the bank to collect the cash.
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Rhymes for armored
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What does “armored” mean?
The word “armored” means fitted or covered with a protective layer of armor. In plain terms, protected by a layer of armor — used for vehicles, vests, and similar equipment.
How do you pronounce “armored”?
“Armored” is pronounced AH-muhd (/ˈɑɹmɚd/ in IPA).
How do you use “armored” in a sentence?
Here is “armored” used in a sentence: “An armored car pulled up outside the bank to collect the cash.”
What is the opposite of “armored”?
The opposite of “armored” — its antonyms — are nonarmored and unarmored.
What part of speech is “armored”?
“Armored” is an adjective.
Is “armored” a common word?
“Armored” is an uncommon word in modern English.