weaponry

[wep-uhn-ree]

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noun

weapons or weaponlike instruments collectively.

the invention and production of weapons.

Origin:
1835–45; weapon + -ry

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weaponry (ˈwɛpənrɪ)

—n
	weapons regarded collectively

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"It was man who ended the Cold War in case you didn't notice. It wasn't weaponry, or technology, or armies or campaigns. It was just man. Not even Western man either, as it happened, but our sworn enemy in the East, who went into the streets, faced the bullets and the batons and said: we've had enough. It was their emperor, not ours, who had the nerve to mount the rostrum and declare he had no clothes. And the ideologies trailed after these impossible events like condemned prisoners, as ideologies do when they've had their day."

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