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Meanings of munition in English
Defensive structure consisting of walls or mounds built around a stronghold to strengthen it.
Usage of munition in English
1
A piddling string of munition factories in New York and New Jersey.
2
And the munition workers were forced to submit their appeal in writing.
3
So, in the end, she did not go to the munition works.
4
The Treaty provides authority for the disarming of certain chemical munition plants.
5
There are two thousand munition factories in England and more under construction.
6
Our workmen in our munition factories work three hours and a half.
7
But the mills were closed, and even the munition factory seemed deserted.
8
The transformation of a host of other engineering businesses into munition works.
9
The steady enlargement of existing armament and munition works, national or private.
10
She broke under the strain, recuperated, and took up munition work again.
11
Let me tell you what munition factories are paying for good mechanics-
12
She's been talking of munition-work, but of course we didn't let her.'
13
The men are at war, the women in the munition plants and factories.
14
The specific munition is described in detail on the NonLethal website.
15
He was a skilled mechanic in one of the munition factories.
16
Under their capes each carried one of the Moranth munition boxes.
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