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legions Definition and Meaning in English (legions definition)

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Legions definition: A legion was a large unit of the ancient Roman army, typically comprising several thousand infantrymen and cavalry.

Definitions of Legions

  1. 1noun

    A legion was a large unit of the ancient Roman army, typically comprising several thousand infantrymen and cavalry.

  2. 2noun

    Legions refers to an extremely large, often uncountable, number of people or things.

Example Sentences

casual

“There were legions of fans waiting outside the stadium.”

formal

“The general commanded his legions to advance.”

business

“Legions of problems arose after the system update.”

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Legions definition: A legion was a large unit of the ancient Roman army, typically comprising several thousand infantrymen and cavalry.
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'Legions' translates to 'legions' in English. Legions definition: A legion was a large unit of the ancient Roman army, typically comprising several thousand infantrymen and cavalry.
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