weaponry Definition
weap·onry (wep′ən rē)
weaponry Usage Examples
Converse of object
- acquire: Wouldn't he think he needs to acquire explosive weaponry and arsenals and what not.
- demonstrate: Mingle with actors in period costume as they demonstrate weaponry and talk about their lives.
- carry: Thirdly the gentleman warrior, carrying the weaponry of his Way.
- develop: For those whose careers are spent on developing weaponry or GM foods, I agree with you.
- use: Meanwhile, the weaponry used in the killing came from the UDR.
- include: A good part of this book portrays the dangers posed by high-technology weapons, including space-based weaponry.
Adjective modifier
- high-tech: They soon discover they just did... ' For lots of lethal violence involving high-tech weaponry.
- futuristic: His enemies have shotguns, tanks, and all manner of futuristic weaponry.
- lethal: Towns are rife with gang warfare and the weapons of choice are all manner of armored vehicles, fully equipped with various lethal weaponry.
- destructive: The answer is not to urge the most powerful ruling classes, with the most destructive weaponry, to join the fray.
- atomic: A second world war might be tolerated, but atomic weaponry?
- deadly: Venerables have access to the very latest in technology and sport highly advanced power suits with deadly weaponry.
Preposition: on
- display: Much of the weaponry on display here is of a functional as well as decorative nature.
- land: Fight intense online battles using the latest weaponry on land, in the air, and at sea.
Noun used with modifier
- hi-tech: Using all their skills and hi-tech weaponry they must try to evade their enemy and return back to base.
- tech: The futuristic military shooter offers up large-scale team-based combat with a range of high and low tech weaponry and vehicles.
- space: This linkage warrants moving the issue of space weaponry to the top of the agenda in trans-Atlantic missile defense negotiations.
- precision: To be sure, the contemporary precision weaponry was not available in the existing quantities during the Gulf War.
- force: No mention was ever made of security force weaponry and the refortification of military installations.
- period: Clients will be asked to note that the period weaponry utilized, albeit replicas, are real, not props.
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