soldiery|soldieries in English

noun

['sol·dier·y || 'səʊldʒərɪ]

soldiers collectively; military personnel

Use "soldiery|soldieries" in a sentence

1. I will not have my friends ridiculed by the common soldiery!

2. The term "chivalry" derives from the Old French term chevalerie, which can be translated as "horse soldiery".

3. Under the feudal system, the land was held in trust and Burdened with the support of the soldiery

4. Amboinese Sinhalese, and Tamil wives, so that we may assume that some of the Malays, especially the soldiery, brought their wives with them

5. Bravi (sing. bravo; sometimes translated as ‘Bravoes’) were a species of coarse soldiery or hired assassins employed by the rural lordlings (or dons) of northern Italy in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries to protect their interests.

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7. Bluchers (n.) type of old-style boots, by 1837, from Field Marshal Gebhard Leberecht Blücher (1742-1819), in the later campaigns against Napoleon commander of the Prussian army, who is said to have taken an interest in the footwear of his soldiery

8. The Commissariat, also known as the Officio Prefectus, is a faculty of the Departmento Munitorum overseeing the activities of the Commissar officer corps within the Astra Militarum.The Commissariat attaches Commissars to most Regiments of the Imperial Guard to inspire its men, boost morale, and if necessary take control when its commanders or soldiery are demonstrating a lack of …