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Meanings of soldiery in English
Usage of soldiery in English
1
A general agitation of the empire, from the discontent of the soldiery.
2
The local soldiery wouldn't let me bring the thugs along for questioning.
3
He had seen one dear head in the knot of the soldiery.
4
Because he really was changing the shape of thought about professional soldiery.
5
Then the fury of the common soldiery broke loose upon the country.
6
These did he give to the soldiery in earnest of their pay.
7
This can in no wise be accomplished without the assistance of soldiery.
8
After the first resistance the soldiery of Peter fled to the guardroom.
9
Despite this, the famishing soldiery greedily swallowed the contents of the cask.
10
No one asked about the imperial soldiery or the brush-fires they set.
11
Kléber, however, was the most popular of the generals among the soldiery.
12
In spite of suggestions from his soldiery, Pizarro chose the hard way.
13
The city was taken by assault and delivered up to the soldiery.
14
The lines of soldiery were walking down the ramp into the water.
15
The proverbial licence of soldiery is the reaction against their military discipline.
16
The soldiery is everywhere, on its way to or from the enemy.
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Portuguese
Soldiery through the time
Soldiery across language varieties
United Kingdom
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