Infantry and Legion

Infantry

Infantry noun - An army unit consisting of soldiers who fight on foot.

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Legion and infantry are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Legion" instead a noun "Infantry".

Nearby Word: infant

Legion noun - A large body of men and women organized for land warfare.

Usage example: joined the French Foreign Legion

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Infantry and legion are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Infantry" instead a noun "Legion".

Nearby Words: legation, legionary

female	female infantry	female legion
complete	complete infantry	complete legion
regular	regular infantry	regular legion
average	average infantry	average legion
Other adjectives: many, single, small, powerful, great, early, robotic, roman.

Speaking of auxiliary, the legion was beloved by Rome and it was truly a fearsome heavy infantry and the backbone of the Roman army.

Source: Useful Notes / The Glory That Was Rome
Alpha Legion - Generalist/Technical/Espionage: The only thing for certain about Alpha Legion tactics is that they're an infantry-heavy army.

Source: A Commander Is You
The Armageddon Steel Legion can pull off blitzkrieg-style onslaughts with mechanized infantry, and the Elysian Drop Troops carefully coordinate air support for their tactical insertions.

Source: Hollywood Tactics

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