Synonyms for military service
mil·i·ta·ry ser·vice

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1. military servicenoun

   Antonyms:
   non-military service

2. military servicenoun

   Antonyms:
   non-military service

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1. military service, armed service, servicenoun

   a force that is a branch of the armed forces

   Synonyms:
   divine service, help, service, religious service, table service, serving, serve, service of process, avail, inspection and repair, overhaul, servicing, armed service

2. military servicenoun

   land tenure by service in the lord's army

   Synonyms:
   service, armed service

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1. • Force
   • Military
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1. Nicolas Rahal:

   I haven't done military service. It could happen, I could get called up, and you've no idea where they'll send you or how long you'll be there. I have friends and relatives in the army, Aleppo, Palmyra, for example, if they call me up I'll leave the country. I could try and find work in Beirut.

2. David Eastburn:

   Due to the complexity of this new medical standard, trained medical officers will perform a medical prescreen of transgender applicants for military service who otherwise meet all applicable applicant standards.

3. Latin Proverb:

   Love is a kind of military service.

4. Megan Kingston:

   Even my doctors are completely shocked at how well I recovered, it could have been an attribution of a multitude of things. Maybe it was the combination of antibiotics I was on or the fact that we started intervention early at the hospital instead of waiting at home. It could have even been due to the shots I got during my military service. The shots everyone gets when going overseas for malaria or stuff like that.

5. Kim Chang-hwan:

   I remember picking up fliers praising Kim Il Sung from the playground and mountain near my home when I was in elementary school, and we were told to drop them at a police box and get pencils as a reward, it was sort of scary as we were taught that those things were very bad, but when I saw them again during my military service, I would just laugh it off.