Synonyms for military service
mil·i·ta·ry ser·vice

WiktionaryRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. military servicenoun

   Antonyms:
   non-military service

2. military servicenoun

   Antonyms:
   non-military service

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. military service, armed service, servicenoun

   a force that is a branch of the armed forces

   Synonyms:
   divine service, help, service, religious service, table service, serving, serve, service of process, avail, inspection and repair, overhaul, servicing, armed service

2. military servicenoun

   land tenure by service in the lord's army

   Synonyms:
   service, armed service

Matched Categories

1. • Force
   • Military
   • Service

How to pronounce military service?

How to say military service in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency

How to use military service in a sentence?

1. Ahmed Jawad:

   Military service has become unlimited... no one knows how long they'll go for.

2. Latin Proverb:

   Love is a kind of military service.

3. Beth Asch:

   What we did look at suggests there’s a myriad of underlying causes, and I guess the question is, to what extent those causes are specific to being military. What I mean by that is we know that military personnel move around a lot, they’re asked to change locations every few years, and that can have a financial impact on the spouse and their spouse employment. … Is there something about that, about military service, that’s driving that? We just don’t know. We suspect there could be those factors, but there could be other factors.

4. Beau Biden in public remarks:

   I got off a plane today at the airbase and I met a whole bunch of military folks there waiting to see me, they all made reference to my son and his military service and expressed their condolences. And although it's still kind of an open wound, it gave me a sense of strength knowing they all meant it.

5. Kim Chang-hwan:

   I remember picking up fliers praising Kim Il Sung from the playground and mountain near my home when I was in elementary school, and we were told to drop them at a police box and get pencils as a reward, it was sort of scary as we were taught that those things were very bad, but when I saw them again during my military service, I would just laugh it off.