Artillery
Artillery noun - Large firearms (as cannon or rockets).
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Synonyms for Artillery
Firepower and artillery are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Firepower" instead a noun "Artillery".
Nearby Word: artillerist
Firepower
Firepower noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.
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Related pairs
- force and artillery
- force and firepower
- arms and artillery
- arms and firepower
- ammunition and artillery
- ammunition and firepower
- ammo and artillery
- ammo and firepower
- ordnance and artillery
- ordnance and firepower
- armament and artillery
- armament and firepower
- weaponry and artillery
- weaponry and firepower
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Between the World Wars, both men became leading advocates of mechanization and German-style manoeuvre warfare (Bewegungskrieg), opposing the prevailing Entente Cordiale-style doctrine of firepower and artillery supremacy.
Source: Useful Notes / Charles De Gaulle -
When the British Royal Navy became concerned over the firepower of the Italian battleships, they bought the exact same guns for use as coastal artillery at the Malta naval base.
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The Firestorm expansion adds the Juggernaut, an artillery variant with triple the firepower that needs to be deployed to fire.
Source: Chicken Walker
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