Synonyms for corps
kɔr, koʊrcorps

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1. corps

   Synonyms:
   body, regiment, band, squadron, troop, company

   Antonyms:
   aggregate, army, host, force, mass, organization

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1. corps, army corpsnoun

   an army unit usually consisting of two or more divisions and their support

   Synonyms:
   army corps

2. corpsnoun

   a body of people associated together

   "diplomatic corps"

   Synonyms:
   army corps

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1. • Army Unit
   • Body

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1. corpsnoun

   Synonyms:
   [Fr.] body of troops, division of an army

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1. List of paraphrases for "corps":

   body, bodies, legion, corpse, kpc, cuerpo, corp, corpo

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1. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy:

   I directed the relief and or suspension of commanders and other leaders from the corps to the squad level.

2. State Department spokesman Mark Toner:

   We have made great progress towards making our posts safer since 2012, … Our implementation efforts include work to expand the corps of Diplomatic Security personnel, enhance interagency coordination to address threat information, expand the Marine Security Guard program, and accelerate projects to build and upgrade secure facilities.

3. Mike Pompeo:

   I talked about getting back our swagger, and I'll fill in what I mean by that, but it's important. The United States diplomatic corps needs to be in every corner, every stretch of the world, executing missions on behalf of this country and it is my humble, noble undertaking to achieve that.

4. Bill Hammond:

   Cuomo does get kid-glove treatment from some in the media (especially when he does quick-hit appearances on national TV) but not from the Capitol press corps reporters who cover him on a daily basis. He and his P.R. staff are generally awful to deal with, so there is little love lost. If they dont ask about the nursing home issue more often, its probably because they know they wont get straight answers and they have dozens of other issues to cover. They might be pushing behind the scenes, and many reporters have filed FOIL requests similar to mine.

5. Marine Corps spokesperson:

   Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller is no longer on active duty and was separated from the service on Dec. 24, 2021, out of respect for the privacy rights afforded uniformed service members, we have nothing further to add regarding his status or the characterization of his service in the Marine Corps.