Field marshal
Field marshal noun - An officer holding the highest rank in the army.
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Synonyms for Field marshal
Leader and field marshal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Leader" instead a noun phrase "Field marshal".
Leader
Leader noun - A long hollow cylinder for carrying a substance (as a liquid or gas).
Field marshal and leader are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Field marshal" instead a noun "Leader".
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Less obvious is that the Republic's military leader's delusion that he is pregnant with an elephant was shared by a real Prussian field marshal (Gebhard von Blucher) during The Napoleonic Wars.
Source: Inspiration Nod -
Field Marshal Kutuzov is old and fat, but he is a great leader, respected by absolutely everybody in the army, who, eventually, defeats invading Napoleon armies.
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Field Marshal Kutuzov, the leader of Russian army, is an old man with lots of extra weight, and doesn't get into any fights.
Source: Film / Hussar Ballad
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