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take arms

 

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Verb take arms has 1 sense
  1. go to war, take arms, take up arms - commence hostilities
    --1 is one way to war
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Take Arms:


Description:

Take Arms is a phrase that primarily refers to the act of arming oneself, whether with firearms, weapons, or tools, usually in preparation for a battle, conflict, or defense. It can also signify taking a strong stance or becoming actively involved in a cause or fight.


Examples:

  1. Verb: The rebels decided to take arms against the oppressive regime.
  2. Verb: In times of crisis, it is important to take arms and defend what we believe in.
  3. Verb: The brave knight prepared to take arms and protect the kingdom.
  4. Noun: The revolutionaries eagerly grabbed their weapons and prepared to take arms.
  5. Noun: The Second Amendment grants citizens the right to bear arms and take arms for their own protection.
  6. Phrase: The passionate activists were encouraged to take arms against injustice and fight for change.

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