Pronunciation

/arm/

Definitions

Noun

• Aatomy: The limb between the shoulder and the wrist, typically extending from the shoulder blade to the elbow, and including the forearm and hand. Oxford
• Military: A group of soldiers under a particular commander, typically forming part of a larger force. Cambridge

Verb

• To support with or hold by the arm; to grasp. Merriam-Webster
• To furnish (a person) with arms or weapons. Collins

Adjective

• Having the physical strength or ability to wield a weapon or perform manual tasks. Macmillan

Phrases

• “Give someone a hug or a pat on the arm” for affectionate contact.
• “Arm yourself with knowledge” to prepare or equip oneself mentally.
• “Keep your arms crossed” to show defiance or disapproval.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She rested her arm on the table, looking out the window.”
• Verb: “The instructor armed the students with safety equipment before the training session.”
• Adjective: “The soldier was known for his strong and capable arms.”

Synonyms

• Bicep
• Limb
• Upper extremity
• Weaponry (as in “armament”)
• Support (as in “arm support”)
• Strengthen (as in “arm someone”)