Army and Comrade

Army

Army noun - A large body of men and women organized for land warfare.

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Comrade and army are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Comrade" instead a noun "Army".

Nearby Words: armed, arming

Comrade noun - A person frequently seen in the company of another.

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Army and comrade are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Army" instead a noun "Comrade".

Nearby Words: comradely, comradeship

old	old army	old comrade
good	good army	good comrade
regular	regular army	regular comrade
alien	alien army	alien comrade
Other adjectives: loyal, powerful, actual, superior, new, professional, larger, last, Turkish.

The address "comrade" (historically rendered tovarishch) is used only in the army and in the Communist Party, which is removed from power and is slowly dying out.

Source: Useful Notes / Russian Naming Convention
Pet the Dog: The Commando Elite mourn after one of their troops dies, although subverted later, as they raise an army of evil Gwendy dolls using what is technically the brain of their fallen comrade.

Source: Film / Small Soldiers
In "Baggage", a group of former Army veterans rob a bank to pay for treatments for a comrade of theirs who lost his legs to an IED and suffers from traumatic brain injuries.

Source: Series / Blue Bloods

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