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garrison (115 synonym found)

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keep

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fort

cadre

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battery

garrison house

entrench

bridgehead

mine

train guard

fasthold

safehold

blockhouse

dig in

kitchen police

armor-plate

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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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