cavalryman

/'kævəlrimən/
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cavalryman

A cavalryman rides his horse across an open field.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A soldier who fights on horseback: A cavalryman is a member of a military unit that historically fought while mounted on horses.
    • A soldier in an armored or motorized unit: In modern armies, the term can also refer to a soldier serving in a unit that has evolved from traditional horse cavalry, such as an armored or reconnaissance unit.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The cavalryman charged bravely across the open field.
    • Modern armies still have cavalrymen, though they now often operate from vehicles instead of horses.
Advanced Usage
  • "To be an old cavalryman": This phrase can imply someone with traditional military values, experience, or a certain rugged demeanor.
    • His strict discipline showed he was an old cavalryman at heart.
Variants and Related Words
  • Cavalry (n): The collective body of soldiers who fight mounted on horseback or in armored vehicles.

    • The cavalry was deployed to secure the flank.
  • Trooper (n): Often used synonymously with cavalryman, especially for a private soldier in a cavalry unit.

    • He served as a trooper in the Royal Dragoons.
Synonyms
  • Horseman: A rider, especially a skilled one, on horseback.
  • Trooper: A soldier in a cavalry or armored unit.
  • Dragoon: Historically, a soldier trained to fight on foot or on horseback.
Related Phrases
  • Cavalry charge: A military tactic where cavalrymen attack at a full gallop.

    • The battle was decided by a decisive cavalry charge.
  • Mounted soldier: A general term for any soldier who fights from horseback.

cavalryman

A cavalryman rides his horse across an open field.

Noun
  1. a soldier mounted on horseback
    • a cavalryman always takes good care of his mount
  2. a soldier in a motorized army unit

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