Army and Squad

Army

Army noun - A group of people working together on a task.

Usage example: an army of rescue workers descended on the tornado-stricken town

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Squad and army are semantically related. in military force topic. In some cases you can use "Squad" instead a noun "Army".

Nearby Words: armed, arming

Squad noun - A group of people working together on a task.

Usage example: the cleaning squad usually arrives after regular business hours

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Army and squad are semantically related. You can use "Army" instead a noun "Squad".

human	human army	human squad
old	old army	old squad
full	full army	full squad
regular	regular army	regular squad
Other adjectives: alien, single, small, powerful, entire, real, large, big, main, trained, private, personal, secret, new, said, soviet.

One Riot, One Ranger Where the government sends in only one man to do a job that rightfully a whole squad or army should do.

Source: Action/Adventure Tropes
One-Man Army: Can be played straight, but usually not recommended due to the game's emphasis on squad and army battles consisting of large groups of people fighting.

Source: Video Game / Bladestorm: The Hundred Years' War
In the World War II RTS Company of Heroes, selecting an allied engineer squad will sometimes prompt a response of "Join the army they said... It'll be fun they said..."

Source: "Join the Army," They Said

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