gadgetry
IPA: gˈædʒʌtri
noun
- (uncountable) machines, technology
- (countable, usually in the plural) A gadget.
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Examples of "gadgetry" in Sentences
- He took all the gadgetry faux pas lightly.
- Jane is obsessed with fashion and new gadgetry.
- SLW: What kind of gadgetry do you get to use in the film?
- Most of the time the Gold Box presents highly irrelevant gadgetry.
- She refuses to acquire any modern gadgetry, and does not watch TV.
- The theme of student gadgetry appears frequently throughout the film.
- The species has an instinctive affinity towards gadgetry and machines.
- Nor do I think that the increasing complexity of gadgetry was relevant.
- I don't want to see my efforts undermined for the sake of technical gadgetry.
- Plantman has extensive knowledge of gardening, and an aptitude towards gadgetry.
- But given the uncertainty of the times, a bargain on last year's gadgetry is just fine for many of us.
- After all, who needs the kind of gadgetry that requires an instructional booklet just to get dirt-free pores?
- Over the past decade and a half I’ve been braying to one and all about the pernicious effect that high-tech gadgetry is having on hunting.
- Read this post, and then ask yourself what kind of gadgetry-strategy the US military has in Afghanistan when i ts plan is to somehow create lightweight MRAPs that are (somehow) just as protective
- That kind of gadgetry is a natural for startups, and dozens - some of the more prominent include Tendril Networks, Control4, EnergyHub, Onzo, OpenPeak, AlertMe and Energy Inc. - have entered the field.
- I'm a tech, I'm into medical gadgetry, which is mostly high-tech stuff like Mr. Bono talked about. the first wish is to use the epilepsy responsive neurostimulator, called RNS, for responsive neurostimulator -- that's a brilliant acronym -- for the treatment of other brain disorders.