Garrison
Garrison verb - Station (troops) in a fort or garrison.
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Synonyms for Garrison
House and garrison are semantically related. In some cases you can use "House" instead a verb "Garrison".
Nearby Words: garrisoned, garrisoning
How words are described
| complete | complete garrison | complete house |
| small | small garrison | small house |
| entire | entire garrison | entire house |
| real | real garrison | real house |
| Other adjectives: large, tiny, main, imperial, next, local. | ||
Common collocations
| system | garrison system | house system |
| population | garrison population | house population |
Both words in one sentence
- Building structure that add protection (like wall), provide entertainment (like race tracks and inns), provide security and law (like the Mayor's house and garrison quarters), and other such structures raise the people's happiness.
Source: Good Pays Better - Joshua uses it for things like finding lost toys around the house, and for weeding out a rebellion in the garrison.
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Globocnik boosted his district's productivity by using his garrison units for ad-hoc disposals of 'in-house' problems - freeing the specialist facilities to focus on imports.
Source: Useful Notes / The Holocaust
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