Noun:

ବିରାଟ ସଂଖ୍ୟା |, ସେନା,

legions's Usage Examples:

The Order selects Sieg to track down Victor—his former friend who has now gone rogue, when he steals the forbidden book Apocrypha of Yzarc (from the English word “Crazy” spelt backwards)—, and use his legions to put a stop to his actions.

battlefield infantry, comparable to the Roman legions or the Macedonian phalanxes.

In addition, Caesar increased the size of his army by raising two new legions in Transalpine Gaul and procuring three veteran legions from Rome.

Rome"s state-sponsored military legions, which were under the command of triumvirs Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus, Marcus Aemilius Lepidus, and Marcus Antonius.

Scouts, raiders, and screening forces were used against the Germanic tribes responsible for destroying three Roman legions (the 17th, 18th, and 19th) in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest.

These Comitatenses legions would be grouped into field armies.

Magnet magazine's Gil Gershman complimented it as the work of artists enjoying a towering creative high that should have topped every chart and won legions over to the Swervedriver cause.

magistrate would serve as a provincial governor with the title of propraetor, wielding propraetor imperium, commanding the province"s legions, and possessing.

Without suspecting the information received, Varus took his three legions, the XVIII along.

As the last of the legions sail away, he lights the beacon at Rutupiae for the last time.

of at least 100 cohorts, or 10 legions.

When the Roman legions departed Britain around 400, a Romano-British culture remained in the areas the Romans had settled, and the pre-Roman cultures in others.

At first there were only four Roman legions.

Synonyms:

host, ground forces, regular army, Sabaoth, Roman Legion, army,

Antonyms:

refrain, push, repel, abduct, adduct,