Contingent and Legion

Contingent

Contingent noun - A body of persons chosen as representatives of a larger group.

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Legion and contingent are semantically related In some cases you can use "Legion" instead a noun "Contingent".

Nearby Words: contingency, contingently

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

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Contingent and legion are semantically related in brigade topic. Sometimes you can use "Contingent" instead a noun "Legion".

Nearby Words: legation, legionary

female	female contingent	female legion
complete	complete contingent	complete legion
original	original contingent	original legion
single	single contingent	single legion
Other adjectives: small, loyal, entire, massive, large, main, personal, growing, smaller, local.

Sent to the Nationalists was the "Condor Legion" of volunteers from the Wehrmacht und Luftwaffe, again complete with airplanes and tanks, and an Italian contingent.

Source: World War II / Prelude To War

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