legions (Meaning)
legions
a very large number, a national association of ex-servicemen, a large military force, the chief unit of the Roman army consisting of 3000 to 6000 foot soldiers with cavalry, the principal unit of the Roman army comprising 3000 to 6000 foot soldiers with cavalry, many, numerous, army sense 1a
Synonyms & Antonyms of legions
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legions Sentence Examples
- Legions of ants swarmed the picnic basket, greedily devouring the contents.
- The invading army deployed legions of soldiers, overwhelming the defenses of the besieged city.
- The Roman legions marched tirelessly through treacherous terrain, conquering vast empires.
- Legions of migrant workers toiled in the fields, providing sustenance for a growing population.
- Legions of loyal fans cheered as their beloved team took the field.
- The pandemic unleashed legions of viruses, infecting and paralyzing communities worldwide.
- Legions of protestors took to the streets, demanding justice and social change.
- Legions of locusts descended upon the crops, threatening a devastating famine.
- The internet has spawned legions of online communities, connecting and empowering people across borders.
- Legions of stars twinkle in the night sky, a celestial tapestry of wonder and mystery.
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a very large number, a national association of ex-servicemen, a large military force, the chief unit of the Roman army consisting of 3000 to 6000 foot soldiers
battalions,armies, ranks,troops, soldiers, hosts, arrays, standing armies, regulars, national guards
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Legions of ants swarmed the picnic basket, greedily devouring the contents.
The invading army deployed legions of soldiers, overwhelming the defenses of the besieged city.
The Roman legions marched tirelessly through treacherous terrain, conquering vast empires.
Legions of migrant workers toiled in the fields, providing sustenance for a growing population.
