Pronunciation

/ˈɑːrmɪ/

Definitions

Noun

1. Military force organized for combat, typically consisting of ground troops: The soldiers in the army were preparing for the upcoming deployment.
2. A group of people working together for a common purpose, often under a hierarchical structure: The volunteer fire department is like a small army.

Verb

1. To assemble or form a military unit: They are currently armying up new recruits.
2. To bring together or coordinate resources in large numbers: The company is armying its marketing efforts for the new product launch.

Adjective

1. Relating to or constituting a military organization: An army base is a large, secure facility.
2. Characterized by strength or numerosity: An army of supporters turned out for the rally.

Phrases

• “Join the army” means to enlist in the military.
• “Train an army” involves organizing and equipping a group of people for battle or a specific task.
• “The Red Army” is a historical reference to the Soviet military forces.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The army marched through the city with precision and ceremony.”
• Verb: “After basic training, he was finally part of the army.”
• Adjective: “The army’s success in the battle was a testament to their discipline and strategy.”

Synonyms

• Military
• Troops
• Forces
• Legion
• Battalion
• Squad
• Unit
• Host
• Convoy
• Gathering

Note: The verb “army” as in assembling a group for a specific purpose is not a standard English usage, but it can be understood in certain contexts. The primary meaning of “army” remains as a noun referring to a military force.