Meanings of whole armoury in English

Marguerite sat with her eyes closed, bringing the whole armoury of her will power to bear her up outwardly now.

He had made a raid one night on the Puttenham poultry farm, and now had feathers enough to equip a whole armoury.

When he had once led the way and challenged the upholders of conventional orthodoxy, others backed him up with a whole armoury of facts.

They had a whole armoury of these weapons brought out and rolled clattering about the counter, until they found two of precisely the same length.

Sybilla's arts-theonly arts she knew-werethe whole armoury of girlish coquetry, or childish wile, passionate tenderness and angry or sullen reproach, alternating each other.

"Indeed he says that a bar of soap and a bowl of water would frighten a brigand more than a whole armoury of firearms."