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Meanings of conscript in English
Member of a military organization who is serving under terms of compulsory service.
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Usage of conscript in English
1
All inequalities are levelled in the ranks of a great conscript army.
2
Then he recommended to them especially the execution of the conscript law.
3
The young conscript seemed to fill the head of Mademoiselle St. Sillery.
4
They applied carpet bombing and an overwhelmingly better-equipped and better-trained conscript army.
5
Blockade-runners drank their champagne, jingled their coin, and dodged the conscript officers.
6
We have been deceived,-wehave, I say, been deceived, O conscript fathers.
7
Well, then, conscript them, and they'll be all of a better pattern.
8
H., that man has come here to hide from the conscript officers.
9
He is a conscript and was called up 18 months ago.
10
Four conscript soldiers who were at the crash site have been charged with
11
We need every battle-capable wizard we can recruit, train, or conscript.
12
The czar was one day pointed out to a Raskolnik conscript.
13
The French conscript, if he draws the unlucky number, can buy a substitute.
14
As a conscript, I scored well in firing and fitness training.
15
And a more critical time than the present, O conscript fathers, never was.
16
O conscript fathers, you ought to have some regard for me.
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Conscript across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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