Definition of weaponry in English:

weaponry

noun ˈwɛp(ə)nriˈwɛpənri

treated as singular or plural Weapons regarded collectively.
nuclear weaponry
America's weaponry
he is in charge of some of the most sophisticated weaponry ever designed
Example sentencesExamples
- The success of the Germans has frequently been put down to their superiority in weaponry like tanks and artillery guns.
- But it would be one step too far to expect them to give up their weaponry as this would be seen as surrender.
- He was head-hunted by a group that was involved in arms, weaponry and strategic defence.
- The munitions include light and heavy weapons, mines and other types of weaponry.
- The population as a whole possessed a lot of weaponry, with at least two weapons in most households.
- The building was left charred and smouldering, its facade riddled with holes from bullets and heavy weaponry.
- I see from the Independent that Mugabe is arming his youth militia with weaponry from China and Iran.
- Against this sort of attack, nuclear shields and Star Wars weaponry look as irrelevant as the Maginot Line.
- You could sustain a small war with the range of weaponry on sale.
- Once nuclear weaponry is deployed, tens of thousands of people are going to die at minimum.
- To the detriment of his career, he became a public critic of nuclear weaponry.
- But the next development is placing weaponry in space, creating the prospect of a war in space.
- Members of the patrol would also share the task of carrying heavy anti-tank weaponry and ammunition.
- He encouraged the development of advanced weaponry such as tanks, machine guns and aircraft.
- It accepted dependence on the western military alliance but decided to develop its own nuclear weaponry.
- Each of them feels that nuclear weaponry is a viable way to ensure their security.
- We bombed our enemies into submission with all the power and weaponry we had available.
- Nor will he explain how many youth workers could have been employed with the money poured into troops and weaponry.
- And we know also that they will do whatever they can to acquire the most deadly weaponry they can.
- Rarely has a war been fought on the basis of such huge differences in weaponry and fire-power.
Synonyms
weapons, weapons of war, firearms, guns, ordnance, cannon, artillery, armaments, munitions, instruments of war, war machines, military supplies, materiel

Definition of weaponry in US English:

weaponry

nounˈwepənrēˈwɛpənri

treated as singular or plural Weapons regarded collectively.
nuclear weaponry
America's weaponry
he is in charge of some of the most sophisticated weaponry ever designed
Example sentencesExamples
- Once nuclear weaponry is deployed, tens of thousands of people are going to die at minimum.
- It accepted dependence on the western military alliance but decided to develop its own nuclear weaponry.
- Members of the patrol would also share the task of carrying heavy anti-tank weaponry and ammunition.
- Nor will he explain how many youth workers could have been employed with the money poured into troops and weaponry.
- But the next development is placing weaponry in space, creating the prospect of a war in space.
- The munitions include light and heavy weapons, mines and other types of weaponry.
- The population as a whole possessed a lot of weaponry, with at least two weapons in most households.
- But it would be one step too far to expect them to give up their weaponry as this would be seen as surrender.
- He encouraged the development of advanced weaponry such as tanks, machine guns and aircraft.
- The success of the Germans has frequently been put down to their superiority in weaponry like tanks and artillery guns.
- The building was left charred and smouldering, its facade riddled with holes from bullets and heavy weaponry.
- You could sustain a small war with the range of weaponry on sale.
- We bombed our enemies into submission with all the power and weaponry we had available.
- And we know also that they will do whatever they can to acquire the most deadly weaponry they can.
- He was head-hunted by a group that was involved in arms, weaponry and strategic defence.
- I see from the Independent that Mugabe is arming his youth militia with weaponry from China and Iran.
- To the detriment of his career, he became a public critic of nuclear weaponry.
- Rarely has a war been fought on the basis of such huge differences in weaponry and fire-power.
- Each of them feels that nuclear weaponry is a viable way to ensure their security.
- Against this sort of attack, nuclear shields and Star Wars weaponry look as irrelevant as the Maginot Line.
Synonyms
weapons, weapons of war, firearms, guns, ordnance, cannon, artillery, armaments, munitions, instruments of war, war machines, military supplies, materiel

单词	weaponry
释义	Definition of weaponry in English: weaponry noun ˈwɛp(ə)nriˈwɛpənri treated as singular or plural Weapons regarded collectively. nuclear weaponry America's weaponry he is in charge of some of the most sophisticated weaponry ever designed Example sentencesExamples The success of the Germans has frequently been put down to their superiority in weaponry like tanks and artillery guns. But it would be one step too far to expect them to give up their weaponry as this would be seen as surrender. He was head-hunted by a group that was involved in arms, weaponry and strategic defence. The munitions include light and heavy weapons, mines and other types of weaponry. The population as a whole possessed a lot of weaponry, with at least two weapons in most households. The building was left charred and smouldering, its facade riddled with holes from bullets and heavy weaponry. I see from the Independent that Mugabe is arming his youth militia with weaponry from China and Iran. Against this sort of attack, nuclear shields and Star Wars weaponry look as irrelevant as the Maginot Line. You could sustain a small war with the range of weaponry on sale. Once nuclear weaponry is deployed, tens of thousands of people are going to die at minimum. To the detriment of his career, he became a public critic of nuclear weaponry. But the next development is placing weaponry in space, creating the prospect of a war in space. Members of the patrol would also share the task of carrying heavy anti-tank weaponry and ammunition. He encouraged the development of advanced weaponry such as tanks, machine guns and aircraft. It accepted dependence on the western military alliance but decided to develop its own nuclear weaponry. Each of them feels that nuclear weaponry is a viable way to ensure their security. We bombed our enemies into submission with all the power and weaponry we had available. Nor will he explain how many youth workers could have been employed with the money poured into troops and weaponry. And we know also that they will do whatever they can to acquire the most deadly weaponry they can. Rarely has a war been fought on the basis of such huge differences in weaponry and fire-power. Synonyms weapons, weapons of war, firearms, guns, ordnance, cannon, artillery, armaments, munitions, instruments of war, war machines, military supplies, materiel Definition of weaponry in US English: weaponry nounˈwepənrēˈwɛpənri treated as singular or plural Weapons regarded collectively. nuclear weaponry America's weaponry he is in charge of some of the most sophisticated weaponry ever designed Example sentencesExamples Once nuclear weaponry is deployed, tens of thousands of people are going to die at minimum. It accepted dependence on the western military alliance but decided to develop its own nuclear weaponry. Members of the patrol would also share the task of carrying heavy anti-tank weaponry and ammunition. Nor will he explain how many youth workers could have been employed with the money poured into troops and weaponry. But the next development is placing weaponry in space, creating the prospect of a war in space. The munitions include light and heavy weapons, mines and other types of weaponry. The population as a whole possessed a lot of weaponry, with at least two weapons in most households. But it would be one step too far to expect them to give up their weaponry as this would be seen as surrender. He encouraged the development of advanced weaponry such as tanks, machine guns and aircraft. The success of the Germans has frequently been put down to their superiority in weaponry like tanks and artillery guns. The building was left charred and smouldering, its facade riddled with holes from bullets and heavy weaponry. You could sustain a small war with the range of weaponry on sale. We bombed our enemies into submission with all the power and weaponry we had available. And we know also that they will do whatever they can to acquire the most deadly weaponry they can. He was head-hunted by a group that was involved in arms, weaponry and strategic defence. I see from the Independent that Mugabe is arming his youth militia with weaponry from China and Iran. To the detriment of his career, he became a public critic of nuclear weaponry. Rarely has a war been fought on the basis of such huge differences in weaponry and fire-power. Each of them feels that nuclear weaponry is a viable way to ensure their security. Against this sort of attack, nuclear shields and Star Wars weaponry look as irrelevant as the Maginot Line. Synonyms weapons, weapons of war, firearms, guns, ordnance, cannon, artillery, armaments, munitions, instruments of war, war machines, military supplies, materiel
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