Brigadier ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Brigadier ( noun )

A rank of officer in the army, air force, or marine corps, above colonel and below major general.

Origin:

From french brigadier, from brigade ("brigade"), from italian brigata ("company"), from brigare ("to dispute").

Examples:

1. The new brigadier was in charge of training the troops.
2. The brigadier was promoted to the rank of major general after leading his troops to victory in the war.
3. The general and the brigadier discussed strategy for the upcoming battle.
4. The brigadier was awarded a medal for his distinguished service in the military.
5. The troops respected the brigadier for his leadership and bravery.

(As a verb)

Brigadier ( verb )

A rank of officer in the army, air force, or marine corps, above colonel and below major general.

Origin:

From french brigadier, from brigade ("brigade"), from italian brigata ("company"), from brigare ("to dispute").

Examples:

1. The new brigadier was in charge of training the troops.
2. The brigadier was promoted to the rank of major general after leading his troops to victory in the war.
3. The general and the brigadier discussed strategy for the upcoming battle.
4. The brigadier was awarded a medal for his distinguished service in the military.
5. The troops respected the brigadier for his leadership and bravery.