weaponry
- noun
- /ˈwɛpənri/
- As for new weapons, that was no problem, as dramatic increases in weaponry to Israel soon proved.
- nuclear weaponry
- military weaponry
- sophisticated weaponry
Sleep will restock the weaponry in your immune arsenal.
- Sleep will restock the weaponry in your immune arsenal.
- And this is all amidst massive weaponry that's been sent there.
- We've seen examples of the use of cyber weaponry.
- The hunter has the weaponry to take the lion out despite the lion's own strength.
- Nobody has any trouble accepting that China's building weaponry.
- So the military and large municipalities have what's called non lethal weaponry.
- So we already know how to kill each other from surface based weaponry.
- And if they had the same weaponry that Israel has that they would also be committing A genocide.
- Russia's war on Ukraine has shown that modern conflicts are not all about high tech weaponry.
- I also am weirdly, weirdly obsessed with all sorts of different weaponry, from ye oldie swords to science fiction weapons.
- What I wonder too, is when this was written, were citizens allowed to own cannons or other, you know, weaponry of more massive destruction?
- So on balance, I'd like to see more investment in space science and less in areas like weaponry.
Examples
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We deal in weaponry and private armies.
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I mean, we see right now Russia buying Iranian weaponry in order to fight in Ukraine.
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Time will pass and if needed, weaponry will again be sent.
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In terms of weaponry, things also changed.
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Which makes you the proud owner... ...of the most advanced piece of weaponry on the planet.
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But what often is reported is that communications and weaponry can be shut down.
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Every attack marked by the use of highly advanced weaponry.
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Weaponry is part of the job.
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Let's talk about China for just a moment because there it's been reported that China is considering sending a weaponry and aid to Russia.
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The country invested heavily in new weaponry to strengthen its defense system.
Synonyms
The complete collection of weapons a country or group has
Weapons, bullets, and equipment used in war
Weapons and ammunition used by an army, especially large guns
Weapons and equipment like guns, tanks and ships that an army uses
All the weapons and military equipment a country has
Weapons and military equipment used for fighting
A collection of weapons and equipment that a country keeps for war or to protect itself
Weapons used in war like guns or swords
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Etymology
Weaponry is made from weapon plus the ending -ry, which gives the idea of a 'group' or 'collection', much like armory. So weaponry means the set or types of weapons a person, army, or country has.