What is another word for Phalanxes?
Pronunciation: [fˈalaŋksɪz] (IPA) 
Phalanxes are groups of soldiers who stand and fight shoulder to shoulder in ancient Greek warfare. Synonyms for phalanxes include formations, battalions, legions, cohorts, divisions, units, squadrons, brigades, regiments, and armies. Each of these words has a slightly different connotation for the size and organization of the group of soldiers. For example, a formation may be a smaller group with a specific arrangement, while an army suggests a larger, more powerful group that is capable of conquering territories. Regardless of the word used, the concept of phalanxes represents the strength and unity of soldiers working together towards a common goal.
