Noun:

प्रदर्शन निकालनेवाला, जलूस करनेवाला,

marchers's Usage Examples:

He said the marchers spoke for the majority in Britain in opposing war.

Police and Unionist crowds both attacked the marchers outside of Derry and within the city itself.

Anyone who is concerned by the threat of Global Warming is invited to join the marchers.

marchers ' demands is 67% in Germany, it is 85% in the East.

gaunt figures of the first Jarrow marchers is burnt on our memories.

To the east of it, the Navarrese, having rid themselves of the Carolingian counts and marchers, had made a kingdom in their mountains, and beyond them the little free territorias of the central Pyrenees were advancing, in subordination to the Navarrese king at Pamplona.

a licence to enlist allies among the Welsh marchers, Dermot secured the aid of the Clares and Geraldines.

Thus, in the reign of Alexander, the fugitive serfs whom tyranny or idleness had driven into this wilderness (they were subsequently known as Kazaki, or Cossacks, a Tatar word meaning freebooters) were formed into companies (c. 1504) and placed at the disposal of the frontier starostas, or lord marchers, of Kaniev, Kamenets, Czerkask on the Don and other places.

But he never desisted from his wars with the Marchers of South Wales, and in the early years of Henry III.

Hence the extraordinary slowness of their manoeuvres, not because the Austrian infantry were bad marchers, but because the preparation and circulation of orders was still far behind the French standard.

Synonyms:

musketeer, fusilier, soldier, grenade thrower, grenadier, footslogger, foot soldier, doughboy, infantryman,

Antonyms:

inactivation, nonresident, interesting, driver,