Armed and Motivated

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Armed adjective - Having arms or arms as specified; used especially in combination.

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Motivated and armed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Motivated" instead a verb "Armed".

Nearby Words: army, arming

Motivated adjective - Provided with a motive or given incentive for action.

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Armed and motivated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Armed" instead a verb "Motivated".

The Japanese plan for the battle was dependent on the idea that their light infantry skill and strategic planning would be enough to outflank and annihilate the more numerous and heavily armed but supposedly poorly motivated, trained, and led Russians.

Source: Useful Notes / Katanas of the Rising Sun
Western Terrorists: The Burners get increasingly more and more terror-motivated than what appears to be a very well-armed street gang or anarchist extremist group, culminating in a nuclear bomb threat.

Source: Video Game / Urban Chaos: Riot Response
Reality Ensues: The cumbersome tanks and ships used by the Threeist armed forces, which in the books are used only to waste resources and be as flashy as possible, have nothing on the far more technological advanced (not to mention motivated to actually win) United States.

Source: Literature / America's Stepbrother, America's Enemy

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