Soldiery (noun)

1. The collective body of soldiers serving in an army.
2. The military forces of a country or group, especially when considered as a group.
3. The condition or quality of being a soldier, especially as it relates to discipline, training, and loyalty.

Origin:

The word 'soldiery' is derived from the word 'soldier', which refers to a person who serves in an army, especially as a career.

Examples:

1. The soldiery was well-disciplined, well-trained, and highly dedicated to their country and their cause.
2. The soldiery was deployed to the front lines, where they faced danger, hardship, and sacrifice.
3. The soldiery was highly respected and admired for their bravery, sacrifice, and devotion to duty.
4. The soldiery was made up of both professional soldiers and conscripts, who had been drafted into service.
5. The soldiery was honored for their service and sacrifice, and were celebrated as heroes by the nation.