foot soldier (Meaning)

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foot soldier (n)

fights on foot with small arms

an assistant subject to the authority or control of another

The foot soldier valiantly charged into the fray, his sword gleaming in the sunlight.
Despite their overwhelming numbers, the foot soldiers held their ground, their resolve unwavering.
The seasoned foot soldier knew every inch of the battlefield, guiding his comrades through treacherous terrain.
Skilled with both bow and arrow, the foot soldier provided ranged support to his fellow warriors.
The foot soldiers formed an impenetrable line, their shields raised high to deflect enemy blows.
The foot soldier's armor protected him from the relentless onslaught of enemy arrows.
Through rain and mud, the foot soldiers marched tirelessly, their spirits unyielding.
In the thick of battle, the foot soldier's loyalty to his comrades was tested to its limits.
The foot soldier's swift retreat saved the day, allowing his allies to regroup and strike back.
The foot soldiers served as the backbone of the ancient armies, their courage and determination shaping the course of history.

fights on foot with small arms, an assistant subject to the authority or control of another

laborer, worker, toiler,slave, plugger, drudger, peon,grubber, grub, serf

shirker, slouch, idler, slug, slug, slouch, loafer,shirker, idler, loafer

The foot soldier valiantly charged into the fray, his sword gleaming in the sunlight.

Despite their overwhelming numbers, the foot soldiers held their ground, their resolve unwavering.

The seasoned foot soldier knew every inch of the battlefield, guiding his comrades through treacherous terrain.

Skilled with both bow and arrow, the foot soldier provided ranged support to his fellow warriors.