noun
Etymology
Origin of weaponry
Example Sentences
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A long table sits at its center, flanked by a knight, a digital fireplace and weaponry.
From Los Angeles Times
"It is certainly one of the most powerful organizations in Mexico in terms of military capacity, recruitment capability and weaponry," David Mora, an expert at the Crisis Group analysis center, told AFP.
From Barron's
But crucially the report notes that the RSF's military campaign was reinforced by foreign mercenaries equipped with "advanced weaponry and communications systems".
From BBC
Today, its pistols, shotguns and other weaponry are used by militaries and hobbyists around the world.
By the 2010s, the military was less than half its Cold War size and much of its weaponry and equipment were in disrepair.
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