armamentarium

Such treatments would augment the medical armamentarium, not replace highly protective vaccines, similar to how people receive flu shots but may be prescribed Tamiflu if they do fall ill.

If these trials can recruit participants quickly, our armamentarium will increase dramatically.

We owe entirely to her that immense armamentarium libertatis, the third edition of his treatise on Civil Obedience.

Tourniquets, placed upon the carotid arteries, occupy a position of great honor in the armamentarium of such people.

In dealing with the cases in the better-to-do and the rich, one has more weapons in the armamentarium.

There is another reason why these California remedies should become a part of our armamentarium.

It is time alcohol was banished from the medical armamentarium; whisky has killed thousands where it cured one.