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gadgetry

[ gaj-i-tree ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

mechanical or electronic contrivances; gadgets:
the gadgetry of the well-equipped modern kitchen.

gadgetry

/ ˈɡædʒɪtrɪ /

First recorded in 1915–20; gadget + -ry

Many small farms operate with slim profit margins and can’t or don’t want to invest in the latest gadgetry.

There’s a list a mile long of sleek gadgetry that promises to revolutionize the gritty work of conjuring food from the land.

Any piece of consumer gadgetry is made up of many components from an array of manufacturers.

At some point, every young boy wants to save the world—or at least use cool superhero gadgetry to fight baddies.

But since this is set in our technologically assisted present, that love is mediated by gadgetry.

Hes interested, too, in the future superduper gadgetry, as this hilarious yarn attests.

There was only one desk but it was efficiently equipped with the latest in office gadgetry.

Trigger saw a long, low, plastic-covered table, clamps and glittering gadgetry.

As has been indicated, the Signal Corps used all six systems, a panoply of gadgetry which must have been wondrous to behold.

The two medics seemed determined literally to wall him in with gadgetry.

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