Force
Militia
Militia noun - Civilians trained as soldiers but not part of the regular army.
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Synonyms for Militia
Force and militia are semantically related in citizen soldiers topic. You can use "Force" instead a noun "Militia".
Nearby Word: militancy
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- After G is captured by a militia in NCIS: Los Angeles, the rest of the team use enough radio signals and gunfire to pretend like the entire militia is surrounded by a sizable military force.
Source: Backup Bluff - Most notable during the war with Spain, where a small force of elite Spanish knights goes up against a massive force of Scottish militia and gets buried under their numbers.
Source: Lets Play / A Scotsman in Egypt - Before the U.S.A.'s independence Pennsylvania had no militia and only a tiny police force.
Source: Perfect Pacifist People
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