Legionnaires
Military and legionnaires are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Military" instead a noun "Legionnaires".
Military
Military noun - The combined army, air force, and navy of a nation.
Legionnaires and military are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Legionnaires" instead a noun "Military".
Both words in one sentence
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French Foreign Legionnaires and Gurkhas and so on served in World War II but they were under permanent contract and an organic component of a regular military force.
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Caesar's Legion (pronounced Kai-sar by the legionnaires) is a huge slaver nation with the style of dress based on military uniforms of Ancient Rome.
Source: Days of Future Past - Military Brat: Lieutenant Armstrong, apparently; he's one of the more militarily formal Legionnaires as a result.
Source: Literature / Phule's Company
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