noun

garrison

garrison, troops

The town had a large Roman garrison.

The town had a large Roman garrison.

The garrison was stationed at the fort.

The garrison was stationed at the fort.

((a/the)) garrison a group of troops stationed in a fortress or town. The fort had a large garrison.

troops, barracks, fortress

From Old French `garnison`, from the verb `garnir` 'to equip, furnish'. A place equipped with soldiers.

A `garri`son `guar`ds its `son`s (soldiers).

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