BRIGADE Meaning and
Definition
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A brigade is a noun that refers to a military term associated with a large tactical unit within an army, commonly composed of several battalions and commanded by a brigadier general. In military organization, it serves as an intermediate level between divisions and regiments. Brigades are designed to enhance coordination, control, and synergy among the constituent units, promoting efficiency and facilitating effective decision-making during combat operations.
Beyond its military connotation, brigade can also describe an organized group or body of individuals with a shared purpose or interest. This broader meaning extends to contexts such as firefighting, social activism, or political campaigns. In these circumstances, a brigade is typically comprised of like-minded individuals united by a common cause or goal, working together in a coordinated manner to accomplish objectives. Such groups often leverage their collective efforts to raise awareness, effect change, or achieve specific outcomes.
Additionally, the term brigade can be used to describe a large quantity or collection of things or people. It denotes a sizable assemblage or multitude of items, often grouped together for organizational purposes. Examples include a brigade of books, a brigade of volunteers, or a brigade of vehicles. In these contexts, brigade emphasizes the substantiality or abundance of the entities being referred to, emphasizing the magnitude or scale of the collection.
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• A body of soldiers, whether of infantry or cavalry, consisting of several regiments, but of no fixed number.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of BRIGADE
The word "brigade" originated from the Old Italian word "brigata", which means a company or troop. It is derived from the verb "brigare", meaning "to fight" or "to quarrel". The term was first used in English in the early 17th century and initially referred to a military unit or a group of soldiers. Over time, its meaning expanded to include various organized groups, such as firefighters, political organizations, or social clubs.
Idioms with the word BRIGADE
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heavy brigade
The idiom "heavy brigade" refers to a group of people or an organization known for their intense, forceful, or aggressive approach to dealing with a situation. It suggests the presence or involvement of a powerful or influential group that is determined to tackle a specific issue forcefully. The term often implies a group with substantial resources, authority, or capabilities, which can exert a significant impact on the outcome of an event or endeavor.
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the heavy mob/brigade
The heavy mob/brigade refers to a group of strong, tough, or intimidating individuals who are often brought in to deal with difficult or dangerous situations. It can also be used to describe a group of people who are willing to use force or intimidation to achieve their goals.
Similar spelling words for BRIGADE
- bride,
- braised,
- brocadopa,
- Bridged,
- brocaded,
- bruised,
- brighten,
- Brigette,
- brigid,
- brogden,
- brigadier,
- Brigitte,
- brocade,
- brogdon,
- bragdon,
- Brigida,
- barricade,
- Bragged.
Conjugate verb Brigade
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