Legions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEGIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LEGION, 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 division of 3,000–6,000 men, including a complement of cavalry, in the ancient Roman army.
ADJECTIVE:
• great in number

Words related to LEGIONS

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How to use LEGIONS in a sentence

• He himself in the meanwhile, until he had stationed the legions and knew that the several winter-quarters were fortified, determined to stay in Gaul.
• Then, having divided his forces into three parts, he sent the baggage of all the legions to Aduatuca.
• For he had three veteran legions of distinguished valour, the seventh, eighth, and ninth.
• The charge of this business was committed to lieutenant Fufius Kalenus, with orders to be expeditious in transporting the legions.
• New Armaments Hasdrubal and Hannibal on the March As in the times of the utmost danger, Rome once more called out twenty-three legions.
• Lentulus returning to Capua with victorious legions was not so proud.
• In addition to the armies already existing, two legions for the service of the city were levied by the consuls, and a total of twenty-three legions was made up this year.
• Being thus condemned by his own legions, he burst into Gaul, which he knew to be adverse and hostile to him both in word and deed.
• Pansa was now on the point of joining Hirtius with four new legions, and Antonius endeavoured to surprise him on the road before he could effect that junction.
• This young man of great mind, as Hirtius most truly calls him in his letters, with a few cohorts defended the camp of many legions, and fought a successful battle.
• When at length the combat came, Caesar and his legions were entirely and triumphantly successful.
• Besides the ability of her generals and the discipline of her legions, she had the sagacity of her Senate.
• VI Ferrata and detachments from the other Eastern legions.
• The Vitellian legions formed without any disorder, for though the enemy were close at hand, thick plantations hid the approaching force.
• We beat their cavalry and captured a standard from one of their legions.
• The Third set the example to the other legions of Moesia, the Eighth and the Seventh Claudian, both strongly attached to Otho, although they had not been present at the battle.
• The Roman legions made repeated attempts to hunt them out of these retreats, but with very little success.
• Look at him, as with face red with British blood he waves his sword and shouts to his legions.
• Ten legions were levied, a greater army than had ever been raised before.
• The opposing parties continued their preparations and both sides sent messengers and letters to the provinces and to the legions.
• I fear nothing but that these devilish legions of Grangousier, whilst we are in Mesopotamia, will come on our backs and charge up our rear.
• From these two countries flock hither, every year, whole legions of these clerg-hawks, leaving their fathers, mothers, friends, and relations.
• He, too, stood like a wall between his defeated legions and the victorious foe.
• No alteration was made with regard to the two legions which were at Rome.
• Marcus Valerius Laevinus led those legions to Arretium.
• The operations of the war on the part of the Romans this year were carried on with twenty legions in all, and one hundred and sixty ships of war.
• And when he had communicated his design to his familiar friends, he pitched upon the city of Legions as a proper place for his purpose.
• The triumph was marred only by a disaster which befel the legions which were withdrawn by sea.
• In a brilliant campaign, he defeated the stubborn Roman legions at Vercellae and the Trebia.
• The Roman legions crossed it when they marched out to subdue Gaul and Germany.

Similar words containing LEGION without suffix s

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