Gadgetry

As Batman's adopted son, Dick Grayson became Robin, who carried an identical arsenal of gadgetry to Batman and whose martial arts and detective skills nearly equaled those of the Caped Crusader.

As the only non-metahuman on the Justice League, Batman relies on his body, mind, and gadgetry to fight crime.

IMF agents gathered in teams, put on disguises, and employed high-tech gadgetry to infiltrate the lairs of international baddies.

Make sure your lotions and potions are no more than 100 millilitres and presented separately in a sealed, see-through bag and place your electronic gadgetry in their own tray to breeze through security.

If Boom in Toronto can initiate faux technology that will turn your car speakers into heaters in January, then shouldn’t our streaming get the latest in science gadgetry and be able to cool your home car or core just by playing the station?

Priestly costumes are adorned with circuit boards, cords, and other discarded gadgetry.

Essentially, both are peak-human athletes with expensive gadgetry.

Dutch ovens are the opposite of the buzzy gadgetry you typically see trotted out by retailers on Black Friday.

She has redesigned the Black Panther suit and gadgetry to make them more efficient.

Bonnecaze became obsessed with absinthe’s gadgetry after leaving Better Than Ezra and opening a French Quarter gift store in 1998.

A subsequent "re-mixed" airing, called Jaaaaam was even more extreme in its use of post-production gadgetry, often heavily distorting the footage.

Many of the accoutrements of the space period stories remained for many years afterward, such as the Space Coupe and much of the high-tech gadgetry.