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garrison (115 synonym found)

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wing

warder

ward

wall

vanguard

van

troops

troop

train guard

train

tower of strength

tower

task force

tactical unit

stronghold

strong point

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squad

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security guard

safehold

regiment

rear guard

rath

rank

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platoon

pillbox

picket

phalanx

peel tower

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outfit

organization

motte

mote

mine

military post

military personnel

martello tower

martello

maniple

man the garrison

legion

kitchen police

keep

KP

jailer

inlying picket

hold

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guarder

guard

goaltender

goalkeeper

goalie

garrison house

fortress

fortify

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flying column

file

field train

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fastness

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embattle

donjon

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company

combat team

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citadel

castle

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cadre

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bridgehead

blockhouse

blockade

beachhead

battle group

battle

battery

battalion

bastion

barricade

bank guard

bank

army group

army

armor-plate

armor

armed guard

arm

advance guard

acropolis

abolitionist

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Definition of garrison:

(n) : a permament military post; the troops stationed at such a post

(v) : to assign troops to a military post; to convert into a military fort

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Definition of garrison:

(n) : a permament military post; the troops stationed at such a post

(v) : to assign troops to a military post; to convert into a military fort

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