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Definitions
Noun
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plural of soldier

"The general inspected his soldiers before they marched into battle."

In plain English: Soldiers are people who work as members of an army to protect their country.

"The soldiers marched in perfect formation down the main street."

Verb
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Third-person singular simple present indicative form of soldier

"He soldiers on despite the pain in his leg."

"The team decided to soldier on despite the difficult challenges ahead."

Example Sentences
"The soldiers marched in perfect formation down the main street." noun
"The team decided to soldier on despite the difficult challenges ahead." verb
"Soldiers often avoid direct confrontation to preserve their strength for later battles." verb
"The general ordered his soldiers to advance only when the enemy was fully exposed." verb
"Many soldiers deserted during the retreat because they were exhausted and outnumbered." verb
Related Terms

Origin

Derived from Old French souldier, which comes from Late Latin solidarius meaning "comrade" or "fellow soldier," the term originally referred to an infantryman paid in solidi coins. It evolved through Middle English to denote any member of a military force, particularly one engaged in active combat duties.

Rhyming Words
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