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Meanings of militarised in English

Issued military arms.

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Usage of militarised in English
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But numerous points along the LAC are heavily militarised on both sides.
News.com.au
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The tense mood has spread far beyond the heavily militarised front line.
Reuters
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Academics and conservationists have put forward multiple reasons why militarised conservation doesn't work.
The South African
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They run the risk of becoming militarised, exploited and working as child labourers.
The Guardian
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Later, it promised the obviously much more extensive facilities would not be militarised.
News.com.au
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They are militarised and people are not allowed in or out.
The Guardian
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Several key islands have been populated and militarised with airfields, weapons systems and ports.
The Guardian
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It militarised, split into factions, and an increasing number of the fighters were Islamist.
The Guardian
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They are highly militarised, and have been home to low-level separatist insurgencies for decades.
BBC
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The government is becoming more and more authoritative and militarised.
The Guardian
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The world's most heavily militarised border still separates the two and free travel is impossible.
Reuters
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Given these developments, how can one possibly argue that the EU is not becoming militarised?
The Irish Times
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All recounted their version of Indian rule in one of the world's most militarised regions.
Reuters
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And it has, in a sense, some militarised capacity, but at a very low level.
Radio NZ
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It was a militarised Eurocopter Dauphin in army camouflage.
Foxglove Summer
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There are powerful political and economic interests at work in making sure that society becomes militarised.
The South African
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