Fighters
Volunteers and fighters are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Volunteers" instead a noun "Fighters".
Volunteers
Fighters and volunteers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fighters" instead a noun "Volunteers".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- reserves and fighters
- reserves and volunteers
- privates and fighters
- privates and volunteers
- guards and fighters
- guards and volunteers
- ranks and fighters
- ranks and volunteers
- partisans and fighters
- partisans and volunteers
- sailors and fighters
- sailors and volunteers
- troopers and fighters
- troopers and volunteers
Both words in one sentence
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Much the same in Korea, where, during wartime, Buddhist monks often furnished a large number of fighters, either for government armies, or as volunteers fighting on their own against aggressors.
Source: Warrior Monk -
Eagle Squadron: Swedish volunteers, especially fighter squadron Flygflottilj 19, which flew Gloster Gladiator fighters and Hawker Hart light bombers.
- Those volunteers that had no prior experience against the Borg were to face off with the army of the Master, while the fighters who had already fought the Borg were asked to use their experience to try destroy the Borg — or die trying.
Source: Fanfic Recs / Mega Crossover
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