constabulary in Latin
constabulary in Latin is vigilia — constabulary means a police force, especially one organized on a regional or national basis.
constabulary in Latin
vigilia
A police force.
What does "constabulary" mean?
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noun A police force, especially one organized on a regional or national basis.
"The county constabulary was called in to investigate the robbery."
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adj Relating to constables or policing.
"The town created a new constabulary district after the merger."
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constabulary in a sentence
- The county constabulary was called in to investigate the robbery.
- He served thirty years in the local constabulary before retiring.
- The town created a new constabulary district after the merger.
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What is "constabulary" in Latin?
"constabulary" in Latin is vigilia. constabulary means: A police force, especially one organized on a regional or national basis.
How do you use "constabulary" in a sentence?
Example: "The county constabulary was called in to investigate the robbery." In Latin, "constabulary" is vigilia.
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