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infantryman
[ in-fuhn-tree-muhn ]
infantryman
/ ˈɪnfəntrɪmən /
noun
- a soldier belonging to the infantry
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Word History and Origins
Origin of infantryman1
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Example Sentences
From May 2007 to November 2007 he was a private first class infantryman assigned to Fort Polk, Louisiana.
As an infantryman, Vince fought in Ramadi between 2005 and 2007, some bloody years.
The young infantryman in me beamed and I started to grin, thinking about the glory.
Monteith was born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, to interior decorator Ann McGregor and military infantryman Joe Monteith.
I make peace as best as an infantryman can be expected to do under the circumstances and leave for my favorite bar.
Thurstane, an infantryman, and only a fair equestrian, would not have been half so effective in this combat of caballeros.
The kern or cateran of the Highlands was a light-armed infantryman, as opposed to the heavy-armed "gallowglass."
Boats are lowered away, and Jack Tar prepares to go ashore as a seaman-infantryman.
"It was to have been here over an hour ago," said the infantryman, slowly.
Presently for just a tiny fraction of time the round cap of a German infantryman appeared above the earthen protection.
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