Similar words: weapon, nuclear weapon, ionize, canonize, canonized, agonize, agonized, colonize. Meaning: v. make into or use as a weapon or a potential weapon.
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1 They were close to weaponizing ricin—a lethal plant toxin.
2 You just need to weaponize your day.
3 Will modern physicists weaponize string theory?
4 Future advances may provide the compactness needed to weaponize the capability in a bomb or missile warhead.
5 He was quoted as saying that his nation would "weaponize" its existing plutonium stockpiles and begin a program to enrich uranium,(www.Sentencedict.com) which can also be used to make atomic warheads.
6 Saying "Iran looms as an emergent, dangerous challenge," he emphasized the resolve of the international community to "see an end to Iran's effort to weaponize its nuclear program."
7 All three of us entirely agree on the objective, which is making sure that Iran does not weaponize nuclear power and that we don't trigger a nuclear arms race in the region.
8 North Korea protested the resolution by saying it would enrich uranium and weaponize plutonium, according to KCNA, the state-run North Korean news agency.
9 It puts pressure on the U. S. to negotiate agreements not to weaponize space.
10 Tyne and Wear in the north of England was one of the first parts of the UK to weaponize classical music.
More similar words: weapon, nuclear weapon, ionize, canonize, canonized, agonize, agonized, colonize, demonize, colonizer, unionized, colonized, patronize, harmonize, sermonize, patronized, antagonize, synchronize, synchronized, revolutionize, revolutionized, leap out, teapot, seaport, make a point, capon, slap on, denizen, cognize, vaporize.