legion
/ˈleɪʒən/Definitions
1. noun
A large number of people or things; a great multitude.
“The city’s population was a legion of faces, each one unique and fascinating.”
2. noun
A large body of soldiers, especially one that is part of the Roman army.
“The Roman legion marched through the city, their armor glinting in the sunlight.”
3. noun
A group of people who share a common interest or goal.
“The fan legion came together to support their favorite team at the championship game.”
4. verb
To overwhelm or overpower someone with a large number of things or people.
“The news overwhelmed me, and I felt like I was in a legion of reporters trying to get my statement.”