soldier of fortune (Meaning)

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soldier of fortune (n)

a person hired to fight for another country than their own

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The enigmatic soldier of fortune, known as "Serpent," roamed the war-torn lands with a deadly reputation.
Hired as a mercenary, the soldier of fortune found himself embroiled in a dangerous and illicit mission.
The soldier of fortune's unyielding determination and combat skills had made him a legend among mercenaries.
Rumors whispered of a shadowy organization that recruited soldiers of fortune to carry out clandestine operations.
In a desperate battle, the soldier of fortune's actions turned the tide, proving his worth as a formidable ally.
Driven by greed and a thirst for adventure, many individuals were drawn to the life of a soldier of fortune.
The ex-soldier of fortune struggled to adjust to civilian life, haunted by the memories of his past.
A rogue soldier of fortune held a small nation hostage, threatening to unleash chaos if his demands were not met.
The high-stakes world of soldiers of fortune was fraught with danger and moral ambiguity.
The enigmatic figure known only as "the Raven" was a soldier of fortune who moved like a phantom, leaving behind only whispers and speculation.

a person hired to fight for another country than their own

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The enigmatic soldier of fortune, known as "Serpent," roamed the war-torn lands with a deadly reputation.

Hired as a mercenary, the soldier of fortune found himself embroiled in a dangerous and illicit mission.

The soldier of fortune's unyielding determination and combat skills had made him a legend among mercenaries.

Rumors whispered of a shadowy organization that recruited soldiers of fortune to carry out clandestine operations.