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garrison (115 synonym found)

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military personnel

tower of strength

cordon sanitaire

man the garrison

combat command

garrison house

inlying picket

kitchen police

martello tower

security guard

advance guard

flying column

military post

tactical unit

abolitionist

battle group

organization

strong point

armed guard

armor-plate

coast guard

combat team

field train

train guard

army group

bank guard

blockhouse

bridgehead

castellate

crenellate

detachment

field army

goalkeeper

goaltender

peel tower

rear guard

stronghold

task force

acropolis

barricade

battalion

beachhead

guardsman

blockade

embattle

entrench

fasthold

fastness

fortress

martello

outguard

palisade

regiment

safehold

soldiery

squadron

vanguard

bastion

battery

brigade

bulwark

citadel

company

fortify

guarder

maniple

outpost

phalanx

pillbox

platoon

battle

bunker

castle

cohort

column

cordon

detail

dig in

donjon

goalie

jailer

legion

outfit

picket

troops

warder

armor

cadre

corps

fence

guard

motte

posse

squad

tower

train

troop

army

bank

file

fort

hold

keep

mine

mote

peel

post

rank

rath

wall

ward

wing

arm

van

KP

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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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