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Weaponized, in the context of your question, is usually a word set before bacteriological; As in weaponized biological agents. It means to take something that is deadly or harmful in it's natural state and then to turn it in -'weaponize'- to a weapon of mass destruction. Bacteria and virus' can be manipulated to be more deadly and enabled to be transmitted via a military delivery system such as a missile.
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