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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'to be armed' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to someone being equipped with weapons or having a particular piece of knowledge. For example, "The teacher was armed with several books on the subject."
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Anyway, God wants everybody to be armed.
No one appears to be armed.
The police believed Dzhokhar to be armed and dangerous.
There continued to be armed opposition to the American advance.
Miller is considered to be armed and extremely dangerous.
"We consider them to be armed" and dangerous, he added.
"Perhaps now we should encourage our citizens to be armed".
The figures in burkas turned out to be armed men.
Mr. Mitchell, of Jacksonville, was believed to be armed.
But he added, "We need to be armed for all eventualities".
"Take your beloved Qaddafi and allow us to be armed," read one placard.
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