Cool MateMeaning of Legions
A large group of people organized for a specific purpose.
In simple words: A large group of soldiers or people.
Legions in a sentence
- The ancient legions marched across the battlefield with great discipline.
- Legions of fans gathered to watch the concert last night.
- Roman legions were known for their rigorous training and strategies.
- In the city, legions of tourists explored the historical sites.
- The charity event saw legions of volunteers assisting throughout the day.
How to use Legions
Used in formal and historical contexts. Not common in everyday speech. Can imply many people in various situations.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of 'legions' like 'legions of fans' - many followers cheering for something.
Related words
Collocations with Legions
- legions of soldiers
- legions of fans
- legions of supporters
Opposites of Legions
Common mistakes with Legions
- Confused with 'legion' as a singular noun.
- Used inappropriately in informal contexts.
- Misunderstood as only referring to soldiers.
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Frequently asked questions about Legions
What does Legions mean?
A large group of soldiers or people.
What is the definition of Legions?
A large group of people organized for a specific purpose.
How do you use Legions in a sentence?
The ancient legions marched across the battlefield with great discipline.
Can you give another example of Legions?
Legions of fans gathered to watch the concert last night.
What are synonyms for Legions?
Common alternatives include multitude, horde, army, host, throng.
What is the opposite of Legions?
Opposite meanings include individual, single, solitary.
What words go with Legions?
It commonly pairs with legions of soldiers, legions of fans, legions of supporters.
What are common mistakes when using Legions?
Confused with 'legion' as a singular noun. Used inappropriately in informal contexts. Misunderstood as only referring to soldiers.
How do you pronounce Legions?
US: //ˈliːdʒənz//, UK: //ˈliːdʒənz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Legions?
Used in formal and historical contexts. Not common in everyday speech. Can imply many people in various situations.