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Troop

Definition

(formal, literary) A group of people, especially soldiers, who are trained to work together as a unit; a cavalry unit, especially in the past. Often used in literary or historical contexts to evoke a sense of tradition or nostalgia.

Example Sentences

1The troop of soldiers marched in perfect synchrony, their boots thundering on the parade ground.
2In the 19th century, a troop of cavalry was the elite unit of any army, feared for its discipline and horsemanship.
3The novel follows a troop of mercenaries as they navigate the complexities of war and loyalty in medieval Europe.
4The troop of actors, all dressed in Elizabethan costume, performed a rousing rendition of Shakespeare's Henry V.
5There is something hauntingly beautiful about a troop of horses galloping across the open plains, their manes and tails flowing in the wind.

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