Military

Word MILITARY
Character 8
Hyphenation mil i ta ry
Pronunciations /ˈmɪl.ɪ.tɹi/

Definitions and meanings of "Military"

What do we mean by military?

Of, relating to, or characteristic of members of the armed forces. adjective

Performed or supported by the armed forces. adjective

Of or relating to war. adjective

Of or relating to land forces. adjective

Armed forces. noun

Members, especially officers, of an armed force. noun

Having the position or character of a soldier: pertaining to soldiers; suitable to, characteristic of, or performed by soldiers; soldierly: as, a military man; a military deportment or disposition.

Relating or pertaining to war. to the art of war, or to an armed force; adapted to or connected with a state of war; martial; warlike; belligerent: as, the military art; military glory; military history; military equipage; a military expedition.

Warlike in method or practice; having relation to the usages or purposes of war; connected with or dependent upon the use of armed force: opposed to civil: as, a military despotism; military government; a military execution. Abbreviated mil., milit.

Tactical, relating to the order and arrangement to be observed in the management of an army when it is to march, to engage an enemy, or to be encamped.

Technical, including the composition, fabrication, and application of warlike machines, and the practice of military engineering in the erection of offensive and defensive works for the protection of an army, a city, or a country. This branch also comprises the topographical surveys, the building of pontoon and other bridges, the projection and construction of roads, telegraph-lines, railroads, etc., necessary to the operations of an army in the field.

Soldiers generally; soldiery; officers of the army: commonly with the definite article: as, the occasion was enlivened by the presence of the military. noun

The whole body of soldiers; soldiery; militia; troops; the army. noun

Of or pertaining to soldiers, to arms, or to war; belonging to, engaged in, or appropriate to, the affairs of war adjective

Performed or made by soldiers adjective

See Martial law, under Martial. adjective

An association of military persons under a bond of certain peculiar rules; especially, such an association of knights in the Middle Ages, or a body in modern times taking a similar form, membership of which confers some distinction. adjective

Tenure of land, on condition of performing military service. adjective

Characteristic of members of the armed forces. adjective

Relating to armed forces such as the army, marines, navy and air force (often as distinguished from civilians or police forces). adjective

Armed forces.

Those blessed people who put their lives on the line day after day to secure the protection and defence of their nation. Sadly these heroic men and women are often made out to be war mongers and provocative by a corrupt media. The general public seem to have the idea our military enjoys the killings of innocent civilians, as they are vastly unaware that they do their duty to protect their homeland. Any unjust wars are the fault of our government NOT out military. Urban Dictionary

1: A government department (s) charged with defence of national borders. 2: Members of the Military department (forces). 3: An armed government department employed to ensure security and home and abroad. 4: An armed force used to subdue or oppress groups which oppose governmental policy at home or abroad. 5: A designation which bestows virtual sainthood in some cultures. Urban Dictionary

A term for someone who has any type of relation to the military. Urban Dictionary

The armed forces of any nation, occasionally replaced by an armed police force. Mostly used to defend the nation's citizens territory, interests, and allies, and therefore not deployed for moral reasons. In the US of A, mentioning the military is used to refer to the U.S. military. Sadly, many people are tricked into joining these organizations under the impression that they are fighting for a altruistic goal e.g. freedom or democracy. This is almost never the case. Although the bravery of the people who sign up for these is undisputed, their skill and labour is misdirected towards a pointless human invention which only causes grief to both sides. Urban Dictionary

Military is something that dedicated people join because they want to kill some dot-heads. Like me, i'm a sgt in the USMC. Urban Dictionary

A. to love to be around men Urban Dictionary

A gang endorsed by the U.S. Government, therefore having access to all the firepower and deadly reputation that your average street gang could only dream of having. Urban Dictionary

A prom night for JROTC cadets. JROTC cadets usually take a date or go with friends, its just a night for some dancing and talking. Urban Dictionary

An aircraft used by the military for combat. Urban Dictionary

Someone in a physically demanding role in the military such as Marine Recon, SEALS, Rangers or Special Forces. Urban Dictionary

Synonyms and Antonyms for Military

The word "military" in example sentences

I have an idea that my military superiors are the proper judges of my character and conduct, and that their testimony ought to be considered satisfactory as to my _military qualities_. ❋ John M. Schofield (N/A)

The key of the situation in the West Indies being thus in the fleets, these became the true objectives of the military effort; and all the more so because the real _military_ usefulness of the West ❋ Unknown (1877)

Latin _virtus_, when it is used with reference to military transactions, so that its earliest meaning was, simply, _military prowess_. ❋ Unknown (1852)

My military career was going to be ruined before it even got started because, ilovemytroops2 note this acct won't be tweeting, only following/receiving #military & law enforcement tweets. follow @ilovemytroopsphunlovincookWecouldrestructure our military MIGHT to secure our coastlines and borders. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Most Americans understand the term "military service" and appreciate the countless contributions and sacrifices of the nearly 2.7 million Americans serving in the armed forces. ❋ Sally T. Prouty (2011)

"North Korea's economic crisis and security problems will not be solved easily in the future," he wrote in a commentary for the Daily NK website, adding that the term "military first" had appeared 21 times in Rodong Sinmun editorials on 22 December alone. ❋ Unknown (2011)

What the Borg had done in a week proved beyond a doubt that either the Federation was wasting their resources, or the term military intelligence truly was an oxymoron. ❋ Kirsten Beyer (2009)

Additionally, Mr. Obama omitted the word "military victory" from his speech. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Bangladeshihistorical experiences with the military is not well - so whenever the term military surface, it creates a negative emotion in the Bangladeshi psyche. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"Digital cameras, camcorders and cellphones with cameras have been prohibited in military compounds in Iraq," it said, adding that a "total ban throughout the US military" is in the works. ❋ Unknown (2004)

I think you used the term military precision for Philadelphia. ❋ Unknown (2000)

May I suggest that while we have to be realistic and deal with the facts, you need to launch an "optimism offensive" that doesn't include the word military in the same sentence. ❋ Eric Yaverbaum (2011)

This is the plain and common meaning of the term military law. ❋ Arthur Wellesley Wellington (1810)

"Special groups" is the term military officials use for illegal militias believed to be trained, equipped and financed by Iran. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Being in the military is about being strong and some people think it's weak to cry. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This was her response, ... the military is a hard life and has many sacrifices. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"we'd be [f*cked] without our military" or "without the [Brittish] military, we'd all be suffering under Nazi [reign]" ❋ LadyEmilyKate (2007)

examples of [Military] departments are , the Army, [The Navy], The [Airforce]. ❋ Daebh (2013)

"[That guy's] [fuckin'] military!" ❋ Dave (2004)

"did you hear about that [air strike] the US military did on (insert target name here)?" "Yea, I heard they did it because (insert target leader name here) was [threatening] to attack America." "Really? I heard it was 'cause he had [WMD]." ❋ AlbWhi(Alias) (2011)

"Lets join the [military so] we can put a [bullet] through [Osama's] head." ❋ Tyler Mace (2005)

[civilians] actually control the military in [the united states]. so why doesn't [the civilians] end war by fighting? ❋ Phil (2005)

[Crips] bang blue, [Bloods] bang red, Military [bangs] green. ❋ Fgsfdsasdfghjkl (2010)

Teacher: Alright cadets, the [annual] military ball is [coming up], prepare yourselves. [Cadet]: Oh shit, i still don't have a date. ❋ WaifuLaifu (2017)

The [33rd] [Squadron] are [F-16] pilots flying a military warbird. ❋ I, Wreckerrr (2016)

That [boxer] is [tough], he [used] to be a military jock! ❋ I, Wreckerrr (2021)

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