Army
Army noun - A large body of men and women organized for land warfare.
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Synonyms for Army
Men and women and army are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Men and women" instead a noun "Army".
Men and women
Army and men and women are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Army" instead a noun phrase "Men and women".
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- Chapter 6 begins with Sigurd's son leading a liberation army comprised of children from the men and women who fought in Sigurd's army.
Source: The Bad Guy Wins / Video Games -
These 1970s Army National Guard recruitment commercials advertise that the men and women in the Guard are the modern day Minutemen.
Source: "Join the Army," They Said -
Hollywood Tactics: This is often averted, especially in The Baron of Maleperduys, where an army is able to defeat an army three times its size due to the skilled use of formation, combined arms, terrain, and the superior morale of the men and women fighting.
Source: Literature / The Reynard Cycle
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