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Noun
The building used as a military post
A group of troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it
A person whose job it is to keep watch or survey an area
Verb
To provide (a place) with a group of troops
To station (troops) in a particular place
To take control or possession of something or a place
To provide with sufficient people for operation or defense
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Noun
▲
The building used as a military post
fortress
base
camp
encampment
fort
fortification
stronghold
citadel
station
barracks
blockhouse
cantonment
casern
post
quarters
billet
command post
military base
military post
bastion
keep
fastness
hold
castle
redoubt
bunker
outpost
tower
donjon
presidio
rampart
bulwark
turret
alcazar
bastille
burg
fortalice
depot
acropolis
outstation
position
defence
UK
bivouac
buttress
barricade
troop station
shield
wall
cuartel
guardhouse
stockade
tent
hut
barrack
stone frigate
parapet
defense
US
palisade
Quonset hut
headquarters
centre
UK
settlement
command
site
starting point
barrier
main office
harbor
US
strip
dock
hangar
field
port
harbour
UK
center
US
terminal
home
facility
establishment
HQ
installation
base of operations
complex
seat
centre of operations
premises
place
general headquarters
home office
head office
center of operations
base camp
office
company headquarters
central station
campsite
hutment
campground
GHQ
tents
outfit
location
laager
locus
set-up
camping ground
control center
nerve centre
mission control
nerve center
command center
high command
mission
yard
building
centrum
control
joint
multiplex
war room
campus
development
CP
executive office
corporate headquarters
trailer park
caravansary
tent city
camp site
holiday camp
field headquarters
military headquarters
precinct
quarter
house
spot
nick
thana
substation
beat
terminus
station house
kotwali
cop shop
lookout
assigned position
base station
base of operation
central administration
central office
area of duty
garage
observation post
coach station
bus station
military camp
army camp
advance camp
more ❯
“After the conquest, the fort was probably reused as a
garrison
for Roman troops.”
Noun
▲
A group of troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it
unit
company
force
regiment
squadron
detachment
group
brigade
section
battalion
corps
platoon
legion
troops
militia
soldiers
armed force
military detachment
military unit
troop
squad
division
contingent
outfit
detail
cohort
crew
army
team
formation
body
party
band
troupe
posse
patrol
organization
US
phalanx
phalange
host
organisation
UK
task force
convoy
flight
special force
commando
battery
array
horde
multitude
scouting party
throng
military force
military division
gang
bunch
fellowship
fraternity
brotherhood
league
community
pack
sodality
vocation
gaggle
service
set
cadre
association
circle
crowd
order
clique
batch
gathering
assembly
club
society
mob
camp
guild
personnel
delegation
institution
union
faction
cluster
bevy
US
coterie
alliance
line-up
sect
bevvy
UK
working party
staff
federation
assemblage
consortium
workers
bloc
lot
institute
council
cell
parcel
congress
board
clan
college
load
selection
partnership
trio
small group
chamber
affiliation
lodge
gild
boodle
huddle
ring
consort
crop
armed forces
covey
dream team
column
category
clump
subdivision
unity
commission
reserves
body of people
guard
confraternity
deputation
sorority
sisterhood
mission
delegacy
block
shop
horses
constellation
clutch
grouping
legation
flock
menagerie
employees
knot
committee
swarm
quota
drove
core
herd
expedition
denomination
sector
passel
excursion
disciples
nucleus
panel
partners
foursome
string
aggregation
lineup
stable
officers
collection
stream
key group
shift
number
splinter group
cabal
profession
wing
junta
schism
minority group
caucus
fringe movement
interest group
orchestra
body of workers
field
world
network
quartet
military
combo
theater company
cast
infantry
octet
syndicate
coalition
defence
UK
defense
US
cavalry
soldiery
chorus
theater group
concert party
touring company
quintet
sextet
duo
confederacy
nonet
septet
choir
armament
artillery
ensemble
brethren
glee club
supporting cast
defence force
defense force
territorial army
land forces
land force
thin red line
patrol unit
fighting force
more ❯
“The crack of the murderers' muskets was heard at the fort and excited the vigilance of Captain Zachary Taylor, the commander of the
garrison
, who was just recovering from an attack of bilious fever.”
Noun
▲
A person whose job it is to keep watch or survey an area
scout
watch
guard
sentry
sentinel
lookout
warden
guardian
minder
watchman
watcher
warder
patrol
defender
attendant
spotter
vanguard
reconnoitrer
watchperson
nightwatchman
outpost
outrider
reconnoiterer
lookout man
lookout woman
night watch
advance guard
avant-courier
custodian
keeper
escort
protector
picket
companion
chaperone
protection
guide
chaperon
bouncer
ranger
shepherd
convoyer
guardian angel
security guard
bodyguard
watchdog
overseer
caretaker
preserver
steward
convoy
champion
ward
carer
safeguard
angel
night watchman
supervisor
duenna
curator
superintendent
security officer
vedette
observer
janitor
heavy
monitor
ombudsman
usher
savior
US
paladin
handler
nurse
henchman
hired gun
saviour
UK
bulwark
watchwoman
patrolman
trustee
watchkeeper
patron
spy
bird dog
conservator
consort
doorman
protectress
nursemaid
sitter
benefactor
squire
friend
hero
tutelary
abettor
muscle
white knight
tower of strength
knight in shining armour
patrolwoman
signaller
flagger
patroller
governess
signalman
security man
flagman
conserver
praetorian
baby sitter
armed guard
surveillant
matron
cortege
gamekeeper
doorkeeper
inspector
babysitter
regulator
trooper
company
shadow
protection officer
aide
assistant
defence
UK
defense
US
scrutineer
cavalier
park ranger
chauffeur
advocate
lifesaver
porter
supervisory body
pilot
equerry
valet
helper
hatchet man
hatchet woman
concierge
advance man
good angel
ministering angel
guardian spirit
fairy godmother
caregiver
sidekick
torchbearer
safeguarding
receptionist
cerberus
cop
sponsor
vigilante
godparent
leader
pathfinder
lead
gatekeeper
baby-sitter
lady in waiting
personal assistant
pioneer
defending
guarding
escorting
protecting
more ❯
Verb
▲
To provide (a place) with a group of troops
protect
defend
guard
occupy
barricade
fortify
man
preserve
secure
shield
supply with troops
safeguard
bulwark
shelter
forfend
save
keep safe
keep from harm
prevent
avert
uphold
screen
cover
fend
fence
ward
look after
police
patrol
take care of
stand guard over
mound
embattle
rampart
surround
gird
wall
keep
salvage
halt
harbor
US
conserve
shore up
harbour
UK
arrest
stop
retrieve
retain
reclaim
build defences round
watch
resist
oppose
rescue
house
strengthen with defensive works
hedge
insure
hold
withstand
foil
intercept
thwart
beat off
watch over
give sanctuary
take in
care for
ward off
provide sanctuary
repel danger
fend off
stave off
guard against
be the defender of
hold at bay
stonewall
fight for
mind
tend
inoculate
insulate
cushion
oversee
maintain
supervise
keep an eye on
stand up for
afford protection to
ride shotgun
escort
assure
attend to
immunize
US
support
stick up for
immunise
UK
give refuge
chaperon
ensure
foster
cover all bases
stand guard
minister to
see to
sit with
repel
babysit
repulse
shotgun
sentinel
picket
shade
nanny
nurse
overlook
wrap
conceal
haven
superintend
control
mount guard on
stand guard on
childmind
mother
make invulnerable
take under one's wing
make the rounds
keep guard on
save from harm
keep watch on
hold off
go to bat for
cover up
provide protection for
preside over
shield against
safeguard against
secure against
protect against
hold back
assure the safety of
be responsible for
fight off
defend oneself against
be in charge of
keep at bay
keep at arm's length
keep a lookout over
safeguard from
shield from
protect from
sustain
keep from
cocoon
convoy
strengthen
shepherd
chaperone
squire
take someone under your wing
cherish
make safe
rule
guide
administer to
tend to
accompany
keep in good condition
head off
champion
enclose
hide
make immune
wrap up in cotton wool
have charge of
herd
keep off
take out insurance
persevere with
keep intact
keep in repair
roof
guard in transit
make sound
make impregnable
chamber
cover for
provide safety
take out insurance cover
overwatch
manage
run
handle
administrate
bolster
guarantee
govern
operate
give shelter
give cover
block
regulate
direct
steward
check
till
conduct
guaranty
tour
walk the beat
traverse
cinch
ice
attend
warrant
indemnify
underwrite
keep tabs on
monitor
register
take charge of
keep guard
keep watch
pound the beat
perform sentry duty
keep the peace in
keep the peace
keep in order
keep guard over
maintain law and order in
make the rounds of
keep a lookout
keep a vigil
perform sentry duty on
keep vigil
keep a vigil on
more ❯
“But even if we were to
garrison
every town and village in the country, we could neither control nor stop this process.”
Verb
▲
To station (troops) in a particular place
post
station
assign
instal
UK
install
US
position
base
billet
deploy
locate
mount
place
site
situate
put on duty
establish
set
fix
plant
park
put
detail
headquarter
lodge
pitch
dispose
arrange
range
array
posit
redistribute
distribute
extend
set up
put into position
set out
settle
stick
deposit
lay
plonk
stand
rest
set down
leave
depose
emplace
pop
stow
sit
dump
put down
prop
bung
plunk
seat
plop
lay down
root
pose
lay out
implant
plank down
plunk down
ensconce
entrench
nestle
perch
embed
shove
lean
roost
found
ground
dig in
drop
put in place
build
insert
plump
anchor
enroot
connect
ingrain
intrench
bed
engrain
plank
erect
pin
imbed
moor
cement
repose
balance
leave out
infix
steady
consolidate
bear
throw down
store
support
field
unload
lie
orientate
orient
sequence
introduce
lock
bestow
spread
stash
center
US
put away
prop up
fix in position
rest on
centralize
US
land
domiciliate
centralise
UK
put down roots
centre
UK
squat
predicate
hinge
construct
separate
lounge
put it
put in position
fling down
set in position
let fall
underpin
sit down
attach
order
secure
join
fasten
couple
link
fit
affix
place it
position it
place down
place on
set it down
deposit it
space
glue
bind
tie
furnish
line
line up
clamp
spread out
space out
place at intervals
move apart
set apart
bond
put in
clap
set in place
nail
lash
bolt
hitch
screw
bend
catch
stabilize
US
clip
settle down
fix up
build in
settle in
bed in
solidify
rigidify
make fast
congeal
stiffen
tack
strengthen
stabilise
UK
inculcate
instil
UK
tie down
instill
US
graft
nail down
stay put
freeze to
make permanent
more ❯
“Consequently, the British decided to
garrison
the troops in Limassol in the winter.”
Verb
▲
To take control or possession of something or a place
occupy
seize
annexe
UK
annex
US
commandeer
capture
obtain
dominate
colonise
UK
colonize
US
requisition
hegemonize
hold
keep
secure
usurp
control
gain
possess
oppress
achieve
acquire
appropriate
conquer
take control
win
take over
take control of
take possession of
take possession
rule over
expropriate
arrogate
invade
take
overrun
confiscate
subjugate
sequester
preempt
assume
hijack
sequestrate
pirate
overcome
grab
reserve
get hold of
prevail over
gain control of
lay claim to
subject
pre-empt
overwhelm
overpower
crush
subdue
corner
convert
press
pacify
overthrow
accroach
latch on to
get your hands on
impound
distrain
disseize
poind
attach
bag
claim
get
procure
help oneself to
possess oneself of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To provide with sufficient people for operation or defense
man
staff
fill
occupy
crew
people
furnish with men
be assigned at
be deployed at
be installed at
be placed at
be positioned at
be posted at
be stationed at
be based around
be put on duty
operate
work
run
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