Battalion and Gang

Battalion

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

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Gang and battalion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gang" instead a noun "Battalion".

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

Usage example: a gang of neighborhood residents spent the weekend cleaning up the park

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Battalion and gang are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Battalion" instead a noun "Gang".

Nearby Words: gangster, gangly, ganged, ganger, ganging

old	old battalion	old gang
full	full battalion	full gang
original	original battalion	original gang
single	single battalion	single gang
Other adjectives: small, responsible, entire, large, huge, mercenary, main, white, new, titular, last, local, armed.

The Movie, which shows his origin, in which Mojo got together an entire monkey military primate posse simian squad lemur legion orangutan order baboon battalion rhesus regiment ape army catarrhini corps tamarind troop gorilla gang.

Source: Everything's Better with Monkeys
Betsy, an elite sharpshooter of the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion in Fallout: New Vegas was raped by a Fiend gang leader after her squadmate was knocked out.

Source: Rape as Backstory

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