Definition of Legion
Legion
le·gion
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
a principle unit comprising of 3000-6000 men in an ancient Roman army;
e.g. A legion of foot soldiers massed on the plain to launch the assault.
(noun)
a multitude or large number;
e.g. The celebrity has a legion of devoted fans and followers.
(noun)
large military force;
e.g. The French legion attacked the British.
(adjective)
many or numerous;
e.g. The celebrity's fans are legion.
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