Conscripts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSCRIPTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONSCRIPT, to enlist compulsorily
• enlist (someone) compulsorily, typically into the armed services
NOUN:
• a person enlisted compulsorily
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a conscripted person (as a military recruit)

Words related to CONSCRIPTS

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How to use CONSCRIPTS in a sentence

• It is to encounter, with conscripts, a million of hardy volunteers, and to do this with its supplies reduced and its credit broken.
• I did so, and you are now the King of the Conscripts, and this is your badge.
• Ah, I have seen it! In Spain I have seen a battalion of conscripts attack a battery of ten pieces.
• They would hold the Elbe until the great army of conscripts, which the Emperor was raising in France, should be ready to help them to cross it once more.
• These were old soldiers drawn from the garrisons of our German fortresses, for it was not until May that the new conscripts began to arrive from France.
• The Guards were all right, though the young guard was full of conscripts.
• True, the Bulgarian conscripts had marched gladly enough once more, because they were told that it was a matter of a single short campaign, ending in a speedy peace.
• The campaigns of Russia, of 1813, 1814, and of 1815, left few besides conscripts beneath the eagles of Napoleon.
• I take it that under any scheme of industrial compulsion for the young a certain number of the conscripts would be told off for domestic service.
• The Opolchenie is a reserve force of drilled conscripts.
• I see nothing which confines Congress to one class of men, nor any greater power to receive volunteers than conscripts into its service.
• The officers in command of the French garrisons asked permission to quarter their unruly conscripts in the citadels.
• His flank regiment, a battalion of conscripts, fled, except one company, without firing a shot.
• The subordinates who carried out military decisions were volunteer-professional soldiers, mercenary adventurers and conscripts drawn form the four corners of the empire.
• Except for Spain, the largest contributions of war conscripts came from the countries with the largest populations.
• Once, for the Countess, there was an awful interval, when the battalion of conscripts entered the town, and the men went by, one by one, to their lodgings.

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