Legion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEGION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large military force
• a division of 3,000–6,000 men, including a complement of cavalry, in the ancient Roman army.
• the Foreign Legion.
• a national association of former servicemen and servicewomen instituted after the First World War, such as the Royal British Legion or the American Legion.
• a vast number of people or things
• A body of foot soldiers and cavalry consisting of different numbers at different periods, -- from about four thousand to about six thousand men, -- the cavalry being about one tenth.
• A military force; an army; military bands.
• A great number; a multitude.
• A group of orders inferior to a class.
• archaic terms for army
• association of ex-servicemen
• a large military unit
• a vast multitude
• a division of 3,000–6,000 men, including a complement of cavalry, in the ancient Roman army.
• large military force
ADJECTIVE:
• great in number
• amounting to a large indefinite number
• very large or numerous

Words related to LEGION

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Words that contain LEGION

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How to use LEGION in a sentence

• Fabius, without delaying a moment, meets him on the march with his legion, as he had been commanded.
• He himself, advancing with the legion a little from that place where he had taken his post, awaited the issue of the battle.
• Our notice of the Roman legion would be incomplete without some description of the camp in which the soldier virtually lived.
• We must now catch up on the other aspects of the war on the Legion of Doom.
• And there is devilish little comfort in the thought that there are more such as I, or that their name is legion.
• But that was later, after the time of my journey from Alexandria to Jerusalem, that I came to command a legion.
• A legion of biblical and Koranic devils owned Suliman.
• He picked up himself many little relics, and was fortunate in purchasing a grand cross of the legion of honour.
• If it is not, then the words occurring only once in all Shakespeare cannot be less than five thousand, and they are probably a still greater legion.
• The first legion retires at full speed down into the ant-heap again.
• He wore the ribbon of the Legion of Honor at his button-hole.
• The Seventh legion, raised recently by Galba, suffered most severely.
• This done, he went to Arnold, told him that he had changed his mind, and agreed to enlist in his legion.
• He found his way to Lille, in the north of France, and, with several hundreds of other Irishmen became enrolled in the ranks of the Foreign Legion.
• It will be seen, too, that there were a considerable number of Irishmen in the Foreign Legion.
• I had, in fact, delayed, hoping that an American legion would be formed in London as had been done in Paris.
• He greatly distinguished himself by his personal bravery, and the cross of the Legion of Honour was pinned to his blood-stained uniform on his last battle-field.
• Kirwan, was offered a Cross of the Legion of Honor, but for some reason declined it.
• The number of parents who are prejudiced against a college education is legion.
• The presence of a woman, as such, in this Legion, would be a disturbing factor.
• This first encounter had taken frightful toll of the Legion.
• The birds of passage, whose stay shed a transient glory on the gay city, are legion.
• At a gate on the left, he observed that the guard was thin, and thither he led the first-rank men and spearmen of the second legion.
• CHAPTER IX HEALTH WORRIES There is an army, whose numbers are legion, who worry about their health and that of the members of their family.
• When the legion arrives, it marches in with a perfect understanding as to where each company of men and each part of the baggage-train is to quarter itself.
• The American legion was ordered to advance with trailed arms, and rouse the enemy from his covert at the point of the bayonet, and then deliver its fire.
• The cashier wore the ribbon of the Legion of Honor at his buttonhole, for he had been a major of dragoons in the time of the Emperor.

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