Accessory and Gear

Accessory

Accessory noun - Something that is not necessary in itself but adds to the convenience or performance of the main piece of equipment.

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Synonyms for Accessory

Antonyms for Accessory

Gear and accessory are semantically related in rig topic. In some cases you can use "Gear" instead a noun "Accessory".

Nearby Words: accession, accessary, accessorize, accessorial, accessorise

Gear

Gear noun - Items needed for the performance of a task or activity.

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Synonyms for Gear

Accessory and gear are semantically related in rig topic. Sometimes you can use "Accessory" instead a noun "Gear", if it concerns topics such as equipment.

Nearby Words: geared, gearing, gearbox

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How words are described

fancy	fancy accessory	fancy gear
good	good accessory	good gear
high	high accessory	high gear
expensive	expensive accessory	expensive gear
Other adjectives: rare, best, better, common, specific, right, appropriate, standard, single, powerful, actual, real, cool, decent, new, unique, useful, different, available, awesome, tactical.

Both words in one sentence

Rainbow Pimp Gear: The second game not only features visible accessories, it features way more accessory slots, leading to lots of ridiculous get-ups.

Source: Video Game / The Denpa Men
One memorable example from a tongue-in-cheek Snake/Otacon Slash Fic, in which Otacon, more from being a nerd than a pervert, films the 'action' using the Metal Gear MkII and its new "accessory."

Source: Parrot Exposition
Cosmetic Reward: Defeating Super Overlord Baal for the first time rewards you with the Axel Gear accessory.

Source: Video Game / Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance

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