Legionnaires
Soldiers and legionnaires are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Soldiers" instead a noun "Legionnaires".
Soldiers
Legionnaires and soldiers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Legionnaires" instead a noun "Soldiers".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- force and legionnaires
- force and soldiers
- mercenary and legionnaires
- mercenary and soldiers
- military and legionnaires
- military and soldiers
- militia and legionnaires
- militia and soldiers
- rangers and legionnaires
- rangers and soldiers
- commandos and legionnaires
- commandos and soldiers
- trainband and legionnaires
- trainband and soldiers
Both words in one sentence
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Super Soldier: The People's Legionnaires of the Conseil, the genetically engineered soldiers of Gaia and the soldiers created by the Acadian super soldier program.
Source: Literature / Ad Astra Per Aspera -
The Empire is partly modeled after the Roman Empire, including the ranks (imperator, centurion) and the fact that their foot soldiers are called legionnaires.
Source: The Empire - The fortress of the Greek god Hades is guarded by dead soldiers from all of history: Skeletal Roman legionnaires with spears are joined by undead US Marines with assault rifles.
Source: Army of the Ages
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