n. 1 a permanent organization of the military land forces of a nation or state; 2 a large number of people united for some specific purpose
The armies battled one another.
The armies battled one another.
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Both armies called for an armistice on Christmas Day.
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The countries' armies combined to make one large army.
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What happened to armies defeated by the Romans?
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The armies reached a peace settlement.
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How did the armies fight in early times?
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How many armies combined to attack Jehoshaphat and Israel?
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The two armies were locked in an armed standoff.
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Which armies fought in the Civil War?
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How many armies of troops chased the Nez?
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The Roman armies was composed of many legionaries.
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What was one major reason that boys joined armies to fight wars?
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The village suffered repeated depredations by invading armies.
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What happened on the fourth day as the two armies were waiting for the Yellow army?
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Who were the two armies that were fighting?
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military force; armed force; ground forces; armed service
civilians
2 syllables
ar-mies
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