0 past simple and past participle of weaponize
1 to turn bacteria, poisonous chemicals, etc. into weapons that could kill or injure many people
It must not be weaponized and become another arena of the arms race.
If the prototype worked, it could be weaponized and mass-produced.
His experimentation had left him fully weaponized as an active telepathic assassin.
A series of conflicting news reports appeared, some claiming the powders had been weaponized with silica.
Most existing weaponized lasers are gas dynamic lasers.
They even had the resources and know-how to create their own weaponized viruses.
None of these measures would prevent a party from creating a weaponized gray goo, were such a thing possible.
The weaponized form is shorter, measuring only the length of a forearm.
