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people's armies

people's armies is the plural of people's army.

Meaning of people's army

Noun

people's army (plural people's armies)

  1. A communist-based military organization, often linked to a communist political party; the armed forces of a communist state.
    • The document said the civil strife would coincide with the with­drawal of Soviet troops from north Korea. It added that the north Korea people's army would come to south Korea and unite with the south Korea labor party.1948 July 1, “Police Uncover Red Korea Plot”, in East Liverpool Review, volume 69, number 214, East Liverpool, Ohio, sourced from Associated Press, page 12, columns 6–7

Questions about people's armies

What is people's armies the plural of?
People's armies is the plural of people's army.

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