Meanings of undisciplined troops in English

The Duke of Hamilton's army, therefore, consisted entirely of raw and undisciplined troops.

Among such undisciplined troops it was inevitable that there should be both delay and insubordination.

Under these circumstances, and relying on undisciplined troops, our position was critical in the extreme.

The Assyrians, leaping into the stream and climbing up the bank, easily overpowered these undisciplined troops.

And this horde of undisciplined troops, for which you are responsible-doyou not tremble for your authority when you deny the King's?

The hopes of the king's lieutenant rose high as he thought of all he had done with the few undisciplined troops at his command.

Undisciplined troops could not withstand the shock of such a charge.

"We lose honor," exclaimed Centeno's soldiers; who, with a bastard sort of chivalry, belonging to undisciplined troops, felt it a disgrace to await an assault.