Corps

/kɔːr/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A military unit or formation, typically consisting of two or more divisions.

The corps was deployed to the front lines to reinforce the troops.

A group of people representing a particular profession or activity.

The press corps gathered at the conference to question the speaker.

An organized body of individuals with a common purpose.

The National Park Service has a dedicated corps of volunteers who assist in conservation efforts.

A branch of the military, such as the Marine Corps.

He joined the Marine Corps right after high school to serve his country.

A specialized group, such as an expeditionary corps.

The research corps aims to explore the uncharted territories of the Arctic.

From French 'corps', meaning body.

Marine Corps:

A branch of the United States armed forces specializing in amphibious operations.

Peace Corps:

A volunteer program run by the United States government providing technical assistance.

Corps of Engineers:

A branch of the military responsible for engineering and construction.

A group of people who work closely together.

They have a solid corps of volunteers.

A term used in gaming to refer to a group or team.

Join our corps if you want to win more matches.