Conscripts
Marines and conscripts are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Marines" instead a noun "Conscripts".
Marines
Marines noun - Members of a body of troops trained to serve on land or at sea.
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Synonyms for Marines
Conscripts and marines are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conscripts" instead a noun "Marines".
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Their power armor makes them unstoppable killing machines, but inside the armour the marines are just frightened conscripts who really don't want to be there.
Source: Space Marine -
It makes sense, since Japan had pulled back its best and most loyal soldiers to the island, their marines, navy, and airforce had been wiped out, and the majority of the forces in Manchuria were poorly equipped and low-morale conscripts, but damn.
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Mildly Military: James Cameron has admitted that the Colonial Marines came off as a lot less disciplined than actual Marines; rather, they were more a reflection of Vietnam-era Army conscripts.
Source: Film / Aliens
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