• Synonyms: military_personnel, soldiery, troops
  Meaning: soldiers collectively

• Like troops of ghosts on the dry wind past
• The following was the disposition of his troops.
• The troops took fright at once, and most of them fled.
• "What are our troops doing, father?" asked Miss Woodville.
• She had beheld from her window the march of the departing troops.
• "I thought the troops were massing this morning," she said coldly.
• A cry went forth among the Norman troops that Duke William was killed.
• The stout citadel of the town, was, however, garrisoned with loyal troops.
• It would need gold to buy these things, as well as to pay for fresh troops.
• Many thousands had fallen, and no new troops were coming to take their place.

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