lɛdʒiˈɒnəri

Definitions

1. noun

A member of a Roman legion, especially in the Imperial Roman period; an experienced soldier.

“The legionary fought bravely in the battle.”

2. noun

A member of a large body of people or a movement, especially one that is considered to be a powerful or dominant force.

“The politician was a legionary of the progressive movement.”

3. adjective

Relating to or characteristic of a legion or a large body of people.

“The legionary tactics were used in the modern military training.”