Garrisons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GARRISONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GARRISON, to assign to a military post
• provide (a place) with a group of troops
• station (troops) in a particular place
NOUN:
• a group of troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it
• the building occupied by a garrison

Words related to GARRISONS

garrison9 garrisoned12 garrisoning13

Words that contain GARRISONS

engarrisons12 disgarrisons14

How to use GARRISONS in a sentence

• Still, time and necessity had made a sort of military ways to all the more important frontier points occupied by the British garrisons, and the experience of Mrs.
• If the soldiers are in the field or are quartered in garrisons without the fortifications, the civil authority must prevail where they are.
• I propose that while the men are all in high spirits, and the Russians proportionately depressed, we take the offensive and fall upon one of their garrisons.
• The more important fortresses of the country have English garrisons, and here and there small English military stations are established.
• Lower Saxony shook off the yoke of Austria, the enemy abandoned Mecklenburg, and the imperial garrisons retired from the banks of the Weser and the Elbe.
• When he was gone the Saxons returned, attacked the forts and massacred the garrisons and the missionaries.
• Though always in straitened circumstances, the Garrisons were very hospitable.
• The Manchu soldiers were distributed in military garrisons among the great cities, and were paid state pensions, which had to be provided by taxation.
• Although they withdrew their governors and garrisons from the other states, in Phocis they did not do so.
• These castles were the frontier garrisons of Wales before it came under the subjection of England.
• That march was not a simple matter, for a country had to be traversed in which the towns and castles still bristled with English garrisons, or with doubtful allies.
• In 658 Kucha was made the seat of government for the territory known as the Four Garrisons.
• Further the Oelot garrisons which continued to occupy various points in Tibet gave him a decisive voice in the affairs of the country, if there was ever a question of using force.
• When Commander Rodgers carried and planted the Stars and Stripes on the ramparts, he found them utterly deserted, everything having been abandoned by the flying garrisons.
• Her rising was soon crushed, but the government was obviously afraid for a while to move its garrisons forward.
• Having at last assembled an army of sixteen thousand men, he advanced upon the parliamentary garrisons.
• They proposed to strengthen their garrisons and retire to the Shannon to wait the effect of the operations at sea.
• There was hope, activity, animation, among the little camps and garrisons toward the broad valley of the Gila as the early days of November wore away.
• However, Ibrahim was advancing, having recalled all his garrisons, and made new levies in the mountains.
• The Norman garrisons in York set fire to the houses near them, and the whole city was burnt down.
• The conquered population was transported elsewhere or else deprived of its leaders, and Assyrian colonies and garrisons were planted in its place.
• Not a single soldier reinforced the garrisons of the military posts in the South.
• There was no reserve, no transport, no organisation for war, and the troops were scattered in distant garrisons.
• All garrisons, guards and working parties are included in the Confederate numbers, so they should be added to the Federal estimate.
• The English held New York City, Charleston, and Savannah, the strong garrisons.
• After the detachments had been made for these garrisons, the effective force that remained amounted to something less than two thousand men.
• I was told later that the Rumanians who had left the garrisons at Prasso had gone to Bohemia.
• It would require a large army to be kept constantly in the field, stationed at posts and garrisons along such a line, to protect and defend it.
• Each imposed the burden of foreign garrisons and a new nobility.
• When in Boston she had a delightful visit with the Garrisons, and called on Mrs.

Similar words containing GARRISON without suffix s

garrison9 engarrison11 garrisoned12 disgarrison13 engarrisons12 garrisoning13 disgarrisons14 engarrisoned14 disgarrisoned16 engarrisoning15 disgarrisoning17

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