cavalerie

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The term 'cavalerie' is not a standard English word but appears to be a variation or misspelling of 'cavalry,' which refers to soldiers who fought on horseback or modern military units that use armored vehicles. noun
In medieval times, the cavalerie played a crucial role in battles.
The general ordered the cavalerie to flank the enemy's position.
In French, 'cavalerie' translates directly to 'cavalry' in English, referring to the same concept of mounted troops. noun
The museum had an exhibit on the history of the cavalerie.
He was fascinated by the strategies employed by the cavalerie during the Napoleonic Wars.

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