Similar words: spanish armada, armadillo, madam, karma, tarmac, earmark, pharmacy, marmalade. Meaning: [ɑː'mɑːdə] 
n. a large fleet.
n. a large fleet. 
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31. xlii:1 On Perez see Mr. Froude's paper in his Spanish Story of the Armada. Perez was over in England and was of the Sidney set.
32. The switch to the Armada name was made in 2005, where it got new badges.
33. An armada of U.S. Navy ships participated in the invasion.
34. Plymouth Hoe is renowned as the site where Drake played bowls before tackling the Spanish Armada.
35. Queen Elizabeth I built a navy strong enough to fight off the Spanish armada in 1588.
36. The orcish armada is severely defeated by Daelin Proudmoore at Crestfall.
37. The army of Mikado entre the pearl harbour, affranchise American People, Repair a lot of US armada and ships, after that USA send two atom-bomb to Japan for their friendly relationship.
38. The Allies assembled a gargantuan naval armada, from battleships and destroyers to landing craft and coasters.
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39. The vast armada comprised 4,000 merchant vessels and 700 warships.
40. Pitta enjoyed initial success, his modest fleet savaging Grunger's armada amidst a devastating fusillade of proton torpedoes.
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