soldiering (Meaning)
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soldiering (n)
skills that are required for the life of soldier
the evasion of work or duty
Synonyms & Antonyms of soldiering
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soldiering Sentence Examples
- The soldiers were soldiering through the harsh conditions with unwavering determination.
- The young recruits were eager to prove their mettle by soldiering alongside their experienced comrades.
- Despite facing overwhelming odds, the besieged garrison continued soldiering on with courage and resilience.
- The veteran soldiers had spent countless hours soldiering in the trenches, their bodies weary but their spirits unyielding.
- The nurses tirelessly tended to the wounded, soldiering on through long and grueling nights.
- The firefighters were soldiering against the raging blaze, risking their own lives to protect others.
- The students diligently soldiered through their exams, determined to achieve academic success.
- In the face of adversity, she refused to give up, soldiering on with grace and dignity.
- The volunteers soldiered tirelessly to provide aid to those in need, their compassion driving them forward.
- The doctor continued soldiering on despite his exhaustion, knowing that lives depended on his unwavering care.
FAQs About the word soldiering
skills that are required for the life of soldier, the evasion of work or duty
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The soldiers were soldiering through the harsh conditions with unwavering determination.
The young recruits were eager to prove their mettle by soldiering alongside their experienced comrades.
Despite facing overwhelming odds, the besieged garrison continued soldiering on with courage and resilience.
The veteran soldiers had spent countless hours soldiering in the trenches, their bodies weary but their spirits unyielding.
