phalanx (Also phalanges, phalanxes) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to phalanx

  • phalanstery«
  • phalange«
  • proximal phalanx«
  • phalanges«
  • long bone«
  • intermediate phalanx«
  • distal phalanx«
  • phalanx«
  • armed services«
  • armed forces«
  • war machine«
  • military machine«
  • military«
  • hoplites«
  • phalangeal«
  • military reserve«
  • utopian«
  • spear«
  • toe«
  • battle«
  • reserve«
  • tetrarch«
  • formation«
  • armor«
  • syntagma«
  • sarissa«
  • armour«
  • hoplite phalanx«
  • mechanized cavalry«
  • rapid fire«
  • enemy«
  • horse cavalry«
  • rank«
  • pike«
  • cavalry«
  • proximal phalange«
  • shield«
  • armed service«
  • polyphalange«
  • macedonian phalanx«
  • infantry«
  • flank«
  • weekend warrior«
  • phalangite«
  • phalangites«
  • platoon«
  • hoplite«
  • echelon«
  • shield wall«
  • trip wire«
  • theban«
  • battery«
  • aspis«
  • rearguard«
  • machine gun«
  • othismos«
  • mobilization«
  • interphalangeal«
  • epaminondas«
  • regular army«
  • intermediate phalange«
  • soldier«
  • army unit«
  • hypophalangy«
  • army«
  • hyperphalangy«
  • artillery unit«
  • finger«
  • front rank«
  • artillery«
  • file«
  • roman legion«
  • garrison«
  • dorsal hood«
  • greek city«
  • naval forces«
  • cruise missile«
  • cynoscephalae«
  • ground forces«
  • brachytelephalangy«
  • contingent«
  • brachyonychia«
  • pydna«
  • troops«
  • bone«
  • physical pushing match«
  • soldiery«
  • parry attack«
  • shore patrol«
  • array«
  • hellenistic phalanx«
  • reservist«
  • antiship«
  • front«
  • warfare«
  • spartan«
  • militarization«
  • short sword«
  • firing squad«
  • dory«
  • firing party«
  • macedonian successor«
  • crowd«
  • hoplite era«
  • home guard«
  • isbn«
  • militia«
  • sauroter«
  • military police«
  • foot«
  • magnesia«
  • wing«
  • roman«
  • task force«
  • combat«
  • military force«
  • hoplite battle«
  • force«
  • air force«
  • bronze armour«
  • commando«
  • scot«
  • rank and file«
  • schiltron«
  • military unit«
  • hoplite warfare«
  • military service«
  • cohesion«
  • military personnel«
  • length«
  • military group«
  • xiphos«
  • victor davis«
  • conscription«
  • synaspismos«
  • coastguard«
  • phalanx formation«
  • mobilisation«
  • mobile infantry«
  • militarisation«
  • circular shield«
  • spearhead«
  • leuctra«
  • ancient greece«
  • naval unit«
  • rear«
  • territorial reserve«
  • goldsworthy«
  • territorial«
  • diadochi«
  • airforce«
  • armed troop«
  • militarism«
  • hostile«
  • enemy formation«
  • command«
  • secondary weapon«
  • muster«
  • comrade«
  • commanding officer«
  • marathon«
  • paratroops«
  • row«
  • commandant«
  • greek art«
  • fort«
  • halberd«
  • headquarters staff«
  • match«
  • headquarters«
  • clumsiness«
  • air unit«
  • greave«
  • navy«
  • troop«
  • war«
  • protection«
  • neighbour«
  • commander«
  • military formation«
  • musketry«
  • peloponnesian war«
  • os«
  • theory«
  • detail«
  • xenophon«
  • general staff«
  • myth«
  • service«
  • width«
  • selective service«
  • classical period«
  • horse«
  • contemporary source«
  • draft«
  • roman army«
  • frontline«
  • phillip«
  • line«
  • hanson«
  • home reserve«
  • front row«
  • friendly«
  • gap«
  • reserves«
  • roman republic«
  • company«
  • weakness similar«
  • veteran reserve troop«
  • traditional phalanx formation«
  • tactical property«
  • t. persian fire«
  • swiss pike phalanx«
  • swiss military authority«
  • sunaspismos«
  • sumerian stele«
  • strategos autocrator«
  • stichœ«
  • standard hoplitic formation«
  • standard hoplite armour«
  • standard combat strength«
  • spear hedge«
  • spartan rank«
  • single phalanx formation«
  • simpler frontal charge tactic«
  • shallow phalanx«
  • scottish phalanx«
  • scot pike«
  • roman legionary century«
  • regimental colour guard«
  • rapid spear thrust«
  • quick stabbing«
  • pæanes«
  • pycne«
  • pushing«
  • protective curve«
  • promachœ«
  • prolonged battle lasting hour«
  • primary hoplite weapon«
  • point d'appui«
  • plural phalanx«
  • physical shoving theorist«
  • physical pushing model«
  • phalanx vs. phalanx tactic«
  • phalanx front«
  • phalanx depth«
  • phalanx composition«
  • phalangos«
  • phalangite formation«
  • persian archery«
  • pararrhexis«
  • overlapping metal scale«
  • orion,2003«
  • organized battle line«
  • opposite formation«
  • notable war cry«
  • normal phalanx«
  • moræ«
  • military phalanx formation«
  • locked shield formation«
  • line roman legion«
  • lethal spear thrust«
  • late medieval pike formation«
  • late hellenistic army«
  • intense missile volley«
  • initial battle formation«
  • inflexible formation«
  • individualistic element«
  • individual hoplite«
  • individual blocks/syntagmata«
  • hoplitic predecessor«
  • hoplites role«
  • heavy infantry armed«
  • greek phalanx warfare«
  • french pike«
  • flanks—lighter«
  • famous companion cavalry«
  • extra spear length«
  • extensive corselet padding«
  • enomotiæ«
  • english longbow shooting«
  • enemy formation shatters«
  • elite spartan troop«
  • elite hoplites deep«
  • eis bathos formation«
  • effective light artillery«
  • effective english polearms«
  • dimœrites«
  • depth phalanx«
  • decasterœ«
  • decasteros«
  • decadarchos«
  • collapsible pike«
  • cavalry xyston«
  • average casualty figure«
  • austrian cavalry armed«
  • athenian phalanx«
  • athenian heavy infantry reinforcement«
  • ancient egyptian infantry«
  • alalagmœ«
  • alalagmos«
  • actual spear thrusting«
  • philip ii«
  • history«
  • low country«
  • sparta«
  • swiss«
  • type battalion«
  • term phalanx«
  • term lochos«
  • static army«
  • roman missile«
  • rectangular mass military formation«
  • rear rank officer«
  • rank depth«
  • physical pushing«
  • persistent vulnerability«
  • particular parallel«
  • many spear«
  • lengthened spear«
  • flexible troop«
  • experienced hoplites«
  • ephodos«
  • enomotia«
  • doratismos«
  • distinctive military unit«
  • deep phalanx formation«
  • curved leaf shape«
  • close combat skill«
  • classical phalanx«
  • classical greek dialect«
  • athenian wing«
  • archaic hoplite«
  • ground«
  • heresy«
  • weapon«
  • historian«
  • spear tactic«
  • roman phalanx«
  • psychological incentive«
  • phalanx advanced«
  • persian wing«
  • pelte shield«
  • krousis«
  • hoplite combat«
  • half pike«
  • eventual rout«
  • entire spartan mora«
  • double strap«
  • denser formation«
  • comparable formation«
  • cheekplates«
  • basic combat element«
  • opponent«
  • theban line«
  • practical defence«
  • pike unit«
  • notable extreme«
  • modern holland«
  • hellenistic practice«
  • frontal cavalry charge«
  • dynamic tactic«
  • deeper phalanx«
  • complicated tactic«
  • centric army«
  • speed«
  • front line«
  • sized shield«
  • ouragos«
  • oblique advance«
  • it supremacy«
  • formation depth«
  • epameinondas«
  • educated speculation«
  • sarissae«
  • match model«
  • light skirmisher«
  • light missile troop«
  • chigi vase«
  • bronze breastplate«
  • armed persian infantry«
  • swiss mercenary pikemen«
  • roman opponent«
  • reliable firearm«
  • greek formation«
  • ancient macedonian kingdom«
  • mobility«
  • spike«
  • push«
  • taxeis«
  • persian centre«
  • explicit testimony«
  • duckworth press«
  • war new york«
  • spartan line«
  • lendon«
  • athenian contingent«
  • rome«
  • homer«
  • stichos«
  • polemarchos«
  • metaphorical manner«
  • hoplite army«
  • flexible tactic«
  • lochagos«
  • hastae«
  • bad ground«
  • western european army«
  • psychological tendency«
  • city«
  • sarissas«
  • individual duel«
  • german landsknechts«
  • roman infantry tactic«
  • ancient macedonian army«
  • ancient greek warfare«
  • ancient greek historian polybius«
  • rapid switch«
  • greek phalanx«
  • shields«
  • normal depth«
  • lochos«
  • lechaeum«
  • greek warfare«
  • hellenistic successor«
  • george cawkwell«
  • forward pressure«
  • cavalry element«
  • rhetorical argument«
  • peltast«
  • momentum«
  • weakest element«
  • arm«
  • persian infantry«
  • han van«
  • burgundian force«
  • hypothesis«
  • pike square«
  • centre«
  • walking pace«
  • several stage«
  • attack«
  • slow approach«
  • rear rank«
  • hoplon«
  • proper coordination«
  • militaristic«
  • militarise«
  • militarize«
  • mobilize«
  • mobilise«
  • detach«
  • remilitarize«
  • remilitarise«
  • horde«
  • swarm«
  • huddle«
  • tarsal bone«
  • tarsal«
  • os tarsi fibulare«
  • skull«
  • assemblage«
  • skullcap«
  • clavicle«
  • mob«
  • scapula«
  • metacarpal bone«
  • metacarpal«
  • shoulder blade«
  • braincase«
  • standing army«
  • army corps«
  • cannon bone«
  • splint bone«
  • conscript«
  • pubis«
  • os pubis«
  • rabble«
  • palatine bone«
  • palatine«
  • pastern«
  • battle group«
  • sesamoid bone«
  • sesamoid«
  • metatarsal«
  • mujahadeen«
  • psychological warfare«
  • information warfare«
  • chemical warfare«
  • biological warfare«
  • detachment«
  • commandery«
  • armament«
  • guard«
  • legion«
  • battalion«
  • vertebra«
  • wrist bone«
  • regiment«
  • brigade«
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