Warplane (noun)

1. An aircraft designed or used for military purposes, especially for carrying weapons and conducting aerial combat.
2. A military aircraft that is designed or used for aerial combat, bombing, or reconnaissance.
3. An aircraft that is used in a military context, including carrying weapons, reconnaissance and conducting air battles.
4. A military aircraft that is built or used specifically for aerial warfare.
5. An airplane equipped with weapons and intended for use in combat.

Origin:

Compound word formed from 'war' and 'plane', where 'war' refers to conflict or aggression, and 'plane' refers to an aircraft.

Examples:

1. The warplane was equipped with state-of-the-art technology.
2. The airforce had deployed several warplanes in the ongoing war.
3. The warplane had been equipped with a variety of weapons.
4. The warplane was involved in a dogfight with enemy aircraft.
5. The warplane was used for reconnaissance missions over enemy territory.