missile

/ˈmɪs.aɪl/
noun 2

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1

(noun.) explosive weapon

ADJ

long-range, medium-range, short-range | ballistic, cruise, guided, heat-seeking | land-based | mobile | intercontinental | strategic, tactical | anti-aircraft, anti-ballistic, anti-missile, anti-tank | air-to-air, air-to-surface, surface-to-air, surface-to-surface | nuclear | conventional

VERB + MISSILE

be armed with, carry | aim | fire, launch | intercept, shoot down

deploy

The government decided to deploy missiles at the military base near the coast.

MISSILE + VERB

destroy sth, hit sth

miss sth

The defensive system caused several incoming missiles to miss the airfield.

MISSILE + NOUN

base, site | attack, strike | programme, system | warhead

2

(noun.) object fired or thrown

VERB + MISSILE

be armed with, carry, hold

The security team found that the suspect was carrying missiles and other dangerous weapons.

hurl, pelt sb with, throw

During the protest, angry crowds hurled missiles at the police officers standing behind their shields.

MISSILE + VERB

hit sb/sth, strike sb/sth

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