Mercenaries
Soldiers of fortune and mercenaries are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Soldiers of fortune" instead a noun "Mercenaries".
Soldiers of fortune
Mercenaries and soldiers of fortune are semantically related. You can use "Mercenaries" instead a noun phrase "Soldiers of fortune".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- force and mercenaries
- force and soldiers of fortune
- military and mercenaries
- military and soldiers of fortune
- reserves and mercenaries
- reserves and soldiers of fortune
- militia and mercenaries
- militia and soldiers of fortune
- soldiers and mercenaries
- soldiers and soldiers of fortune
- rangers and mercenaries
- rangers and soldiers of fortune
- commandos and mercenaries
- commandos and soldiers of fortune
Both terms in one sentence
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Private Military Contractor: The mercenaries in the film are "soldiers of fortune" rather than a "corporate army".
Source: Film / The Wild Geese - In the Area 88 manga and OVA, are the mercenaries tormented souls who became soldiers of fortune to escape their tragic pasts?
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Naruto: Soldiers of Fortune is a Naruto fan fic where ninjas working for villages are replaced with mercenaries that work for private military contractors.
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