Soldiers
Troupe
Troupe noun - An organized group of stage performers.
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Synonyms for Troupe
Soldiers and troupe are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Soldiers" instead a noun "Troupe".
Nearby Word: trouper
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- In her background, Fujiwara no Mokou followed a troupe of soldiers to the top of Mount Fuji when they were about to dispose of an Immortality Inducer elixir.
Source: Moment of Weakness -
His cousins even attempted to loot the sacred temples of the state, prevented only by the common citizens taking up arms and fighting off the troupe of highly-trained soldiers and mercenaries.
Source: Rightful King Returns -
The Idiot from Osaka: When McHale, Binghamton, and the crew infiltrate a Japanese encampment dressed as a traveling entertainment troupe, one of the Japanese soldiers in the audience comments to another on how poor McHale's accent was as he spoke to them in Japanese.
Source: Series / McHale's Navy
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