Which one is correct applied in a military context?
Annihilation Weapon or Weapon 'of' annihilation?
- Thread starter SirPortuga
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I've not come across the term before. Please give us a complete sentence and tell us in what situation you would say it - context.
Ok, in a military context like 'cannons in the 16th century were annihilation weapons'. Is it clear?
I would go with ' . . . weapons of annihilation'.