Conscript and Warrior

Conscript

Conscript noun - A person forced or required to enroll in military service.
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Synonyms for Conscript

Warrior and conscript are semantically related In some cases you can use "Warrior" instead a noun "Conscript".

Warrior

Warrior noun - A person engaged in military service.
Usage example: a program of tough training and discipline that turns untried civilians into warriors
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Synonyms for Warrior

Conscript and warrior are semantically related in person who fights in combat topic. You can use "Conscript" instead a noun "Warrior".

Nearby Word: warring

How words are described

typical typical conscript typical warrior
average average conscript average warrior
single single conscript single warrior
young young conscript young warrior
Other adjectives: former.

Both words in one sentence

  • The Orcs in World of Warcraft, as part of being the local Warrior Race, seem to conscript their members more than any other player race in the game.
    Source: Conscription
  • You could be in the Night's Watch, or are a Proud Warrior Race Guy, a Child Soldier, a conscript (slave or not) in whichever army or band you belong to, drawing what passes for pay or meals for however long you're fighting for?
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