Battalions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BATTALIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BATTALION, a body of soldiers consisting of several companies
• a large body of troops ready for battle, especially an infantry unit forming part of a brigade.
• a large organized group of people pursuing a common aim.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a considerable body of troops organized to act together; army

Words related to BATTALIONS

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How to use BATTALIONS in a sentence

• Two battalions with cannon and machine guns advanced from Shirmeck on the 14th.
• They marched in column of half battalions, and took a full hour to go by.
• A small number of battalions had marched out during the night, and are massed under cover of the forts of Issy and Vanves.
• They had no desire to be sent back to their battalions, and they stayed with us, drawing the pay and rations they should have had, and rarely got, when under their own flag.
• The following night it moved up to relieve Battalions of the Royal Scots and Monmouths.
• Two days ago, early in the morning, we were attacked by an immensely superior English force, one brigade and two battalions, and were turned out of our positions.
• It is impossible not to admire these endless battalions of Siberians.
• The result would be a terrible disaster, without obtaining, as you desire, the salvation of eleven maimed battalions.
• Neer-Landen, on the left, was secured by six battalions of English, Danes, and Dutch.
• At Gibraltar they took on board the English guards, and three old regiments, in lieu of which they left two new raised battalions.
• It must be remembered that these fighting battalions consist of young unmarried men, and if Paris is to be defended, there is no reason why they should not be exposed to danger.
• Ducrot says that he is determined to take the war battalions of the National Guards under fire at the next sortie, but whether he will succeed remains to be seen.
• I could go where I pleased and camp in the lines of the battalions when they came out of the trenches.
• I have often sat on my horse on rainy nights near Hill 63, and watched the battalions going up to the line.
• The Battalions of the 1st and 2nd Brigades followed up the attack and were now moving forward, so I followed after them.
• The country round about was cut up by trenches, and in many of these our battalions were stationed.
• Two Battalions racing due North along the coast and foothills with levelled bayonets.
• The Battalions are dwindling to Companies and the Divisions to Brigades.
• Two more battalions of infantry then moved up, to press the Croats more quickly down the hill.
• Gradually the Prussians pressed forward, and had more than half cleared the village when their advance was checked by the arrival of fresh battalions of the Austrians.
• Finally battalions of mountaineers were organized among men who knew Indian ways and were their equals in cunning.
• Six of the seven battalions had fought at Kernstown.
• He had found the infantry formed in dense battalions.
• The brigade of midshipmen is divided into two battalions, each of two divisions, six companies.
• There are battalions in the Canadian Army composed almost entirely of men from the United States.

Similar words containing BATTALION without suffix s

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