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My grandfather was conscripted before there was a voluntary draft.conscripted = drafted (forced by law) into military service
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Conscripts make good cannon fodder, but for officers we need volunteers. (source)Conscripts = people drafted into military service
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That same month, American forces turned on Saipan's neighboring isle, Tinian, where the Japanese held five thousand Koreans, conscripted as laborers.† (source)conscripted = drafted (forced by law) into military service
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The two young men met the Count's gaze with looks of embarrassment, having clearly been conscripted into some duty they found distasteful.† (source)
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Since most of the mailmen have been conscripted, letters and packages are piling up in the warehouses.† (source)
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America scraping the bottom of the conscription barrel?† (source)
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On one page she saw a list of headings: exchange controls, rationing, the mass evacuation of large towns, the conscription of labor.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. When a word ends in "me", a "p" is often added as in assume to assumption, consume to consumption and resume to resumption.
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Yes, the Illuminati had killed people, but individuals, carefully conscripted targets.† (source)conscripted = drafted (forced by law) into military service
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Learning happens on backless benches, at wooden tables grooved by the boredom of countless boys before them—squires, monks, conscripts, cadets.† (source)
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"I've sent a conscript release for your brothers and your friend, and an officer to your house, to tell your parents where you are," Cal continues, thinking this might calm me.† (source)
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Is the glorious People's Army now conscripting egrets for its assault troops?† (source)conscripting = drafting (forcing by law) into military service
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There will be more conscriptions, more laws, more labor camps.† (source)
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It was several days before I perceived that most of these "girls" were young men in hiding from the forced-labor conscription, which had grown more ruthless than ever.† (source)
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At the same time, in Narewka and many other villages throughout Poland, men were conscripted for forced labor.† (source)conscripted = drafted (forced by law) into military service
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Aegon Dragonlord had perhaps a fifth that number, the chroniclers said, and most of those were conscripts from the ranks of the last king he had slain, their loyalties uncertain.† (source)
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The old Baron Vladimir Harkonnen is there with Thufir Hawat beside him and seven ships jammed with every conscript he could muster.† (source)
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