Herd and Troops

Herd

Herd noun - A group of domestic animals assembled or herded together.

Troops and herd are semantically related In some cases you can use "Troops" instead a noun "Herd".

Nearby Words: herded, herdsman, herder, herding

Troops

Troops noun - Soldiers collectively.
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Synonyms for Troops

Herd and troops are semantically related in military topic. Sometimes you can use "Herd" instead a noun "Troops".

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  • Eat the Dog Only one herd existed within the gardens of the Forbidden City, and it was completely slaughtered and eaten as another of the excesses committed by the foreign occupying troops in 1900.
    Source: Eat the Dog
  • We Have Reserves In the background Dark Elves do this with slave troops (one story has them herd their recently captured slaves onto the battlefield where they shoot them down to serve as cover, interfere with the enemies cavalry and to demoralise the enemy (it works)) though it doesn't happen in the game itself.
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