Battalions Meaning in English
word · lemma: battalion
Definition
Groups of soldiers in an army, each usually consisting of several hundred people, organized as part of a larger unit. Sometimes used figuratively to mean a large organized group.
Usage & Nuances
'Battalions' is a formal military term. In non-military use, it can describe any large, organized group ('battalions of volunteers'). Singular is 'battalion.' Often found in historical, news, or formal contexts.
Example Sentences
Three battalions were sent to defend the city.
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The army divided into several battalions for the operation.
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Two battalions marched through the fields.
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Huge battalions of fans waited outside the stadium all night.
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The general ordered all battalions to prepare for inspection.
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There were battalions of reporters at the press conference.
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