- A rout /raʊt/ is a panicked,
disorderly and
undisciplined retreat of
troops from a battlefield,
following a
collapse in a
given unit's
command authority...
-
slaves from
Europe or Africa. Bashi-bazouks had a re****tion for
being undisciplined and brutal,
notorious for
looting and
preying on
civilians as a result...
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story centers on a U.S.
Marine nearing retirement who gets a
platoon of
undisciplined Marines into
shape and
leads them
during the
American invasion of Grenada...
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became a
tavern as well. But
according to Burlingame,
Berry was "an
undisciplined, hard-drinking fellow", and
Lincoln "was too soft-hearted to deny anyone...
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title character, who was
depicted in the
Henry IV
plays as a wild,
undisciplined young man. In
Henry V, the
young prince has matured. He
embarks on an...
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appreciated as the
daring product of a
largely unconscious,
searching but
undisciplined artistic sensibility." Ian
MacDonald describes McCartney as "a natural...
- him,
since they
believed that he had
abandoned his
search and
become undisciplined. At this point,
Gautama remembered a
previous experience of
dhyana ("meditation")...
- soldiers. This is because, if the
enemy presses into the
retreating body,
undisciplined troops are
likely to lose
coherence and the rout will
become genuine...
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months later,
Catalonia came
under occupation, and as a
symbol of the "
undisciplined" Catalanism, the club, now down to just 3,486 members,
faced a number...
- copper. Nonetheless,
backyard furnaces were
largely an
improvised and
undisciplined pursuit in much of the countryside. In 1958, the
Communist Party funded...
