Armed to the Teeth Meaning in Nepali: दाँतहरूसँग सशस्त्र (dāntharūsaṁga sashashtra), दाँतहरूलाई लगायत सज्जित (dāntharūlāī lagāyata sajjita), दाँतहरूलाई लगायत बढी सज्जित (dāntharūlāī lagāyata baḍhī sajjita)
Nearby Words:
Noun: Arms – हथियार (hathiyāra), Weapon – हथियार (hathiyāra), Firearm – अग्निहास्य (agnihāsya)
Verb: Arm – हथियार लगाउनु (hathiyāra lagāunu), Equip – सज्जित गर्नु (sajjita garnu)
Part of Speech:
Adjective
Pronunciation:
(ahrmd too thuh teeth)
Armed to the Teeth Synonyms:
Heavily armed – भारी सशस्त्र (bhārī sashashtra), Fully equipped – पूर्णतया सज्जित (pūrṇatayā sajjita), Well-armed – राम्रो सशस्त्र (rāmro sashashtra), Loaded – भारी (bhārī), Prepared – तयार (tayāra)
Description and Origination: Armed to the teeth is an idiomatic expression used to describe someone who is heavily armed or well-equipped. It originated from the literal meaning of being armed with weapons up to one’s teeth, emphasizing the extent of preparedness or readiness for a situation. This phrase is commonly used in contexts related to military, warfare, or situations where someone is excessively prepared or equipped.
Antonyms:
Unarmed – असशस्त्र (asashashtra), Defenseless – सुरक्षाहीन (surakṣāhīna), Vulnerable – असुरक्षित (asurakṣita)
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