nuclear deterrent
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nook
lear
lÉĒr
lir
de
dÉĒ
di
te
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tē
rrent
rəns
rēns
/njˈuːkliə dÉĒtˈɜːɹəns/

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a nuclear weapon of a country that is very powerful and serves as a protection against other countries' attacks
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During the Cold War, both superpowers relied on nuclear deterrents to prevent direct conflict.
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