Pronunciation: /ˈliːdʒəˌneri/
noun a member of a legion, especially a Roman legion
A1 The legionary fought bravely in battle.
A2 The legionary marched with his comrades in formation.
B1 The legionary was known for his loyalty to the emperor.
B2 The legionary was promoted to a higher rank for his leadership skills.
C1 The legionary was instrumental in the conquest of new territories.
C2 The legionary's strategic prowess was unmatched on the battlefield.
adjective of or relating to a legion or legions
A1 The legionary soldier marched proudly in the parade.
A2 The legionary helmet was shiny and intimidating.
B1 The legionary tactics were well-known for their effectiveness in battle.
B2 The legionary commander led his troops into battle with great skill.
C1 The legionary fort was a formidable stronghold in ancient times.
C2 The legionary discipline and training were unmatched in the Roman army.
formal The legionary was known for his loyalty and discipline in the Roman army.
informal The legionary was a tough soldier who could handle any challenge.
slang That legionary dude is always ready for battle, nothing can stop him.
figurative She was a legionary of the kitchen, always prepared for any cooking task.
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