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Armada

usgb/ɑːrˈmɑːdə/Volume
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Often used in historical contexts, especially related to naval battles or periods of exploration. SlideThe Spanish Armada of 1588 was a famous fleet that attempted to invade England.
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Implies an impressive and large number of military resources, suggesting strength and power. SlideThe enemy's armada was a formidable sight, bristling with cannons.
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Can be used metaphorically in non-military contexts to describe a big group of things, like products or services. SlideThe company launched an armada of new smartphones this year.