Militiaman and Soldier

Militiaman

Militiaman noun - A member of the militia; serves only during emergencies.
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Soldier and militiaman are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Soldier" instead a noun "Militiaman".

Soldier

Soldier noun - A person engaged in military service.
Usage example: one of the goals of war is to keep as many soldiers as possible from being killed
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Militiaman and soldier are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Militiaman" instead a noun "Soldier".

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  • Video Game / Jagged Alliance That militiaman with the LMG will gleefully open fire on full auto at an enemy soldier, regardless of intervening cattle, civilians, other militia, or very startled mercenaries.
  • Theatre / 1776 I Want My Mommy: Done heartbreakingly with "Mama, Look Sharp," about a young militiaman (not even a soldier, really) dying alone.
  • Danny Matheson kills one of the militiamen (Templeton) and the friend of this militiaman (Private Richards) gives this speech about how "that soldier had a name and a family", clearly trying to up the guilt for Danny's "senseless slaughter".
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