rearm
/riːˈɑrm/Definitions
1. verb
to supply or equip (an army, fleet, etc.) with arms or ammunition again
“The government decided to rearm the military in preparation for a potential threat.”
2. verb
to equip or supply (a vehicle) with fuel or ammunition again
“The pilot had to rearm the plane before embarking on the long flight.”
3. noun
the act of supplying or equipping an army, fleet, etc. with arms or ammunition again
“The rearm of the military was a major undertaking that required careful planning.”
4. verb
to replace or repair a part of something, especially a machine
“The mechanic had to rearm the engine to get it running properly.”