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Definitions from the WebClose-Order DrillDescription:Close-Order Drill refers to a military drill performed by soldiers in a precise and synchronized manner, maintaining close proximity and adhering to specific formations and movements. Senses:Sense 1:Noun: A military training exercise that focuses on maintaining formation and performing coordinated movements in close proximity. Example: The recruits underwent rigorous close-order drill training to develop discipline and enhance their teamwork skills. Sense 2:Adjective: Pertaining to a drill or training exercise performed in a highly disciplined and synchronized manner. Example: The soldiers showcased their close-order drill skills during the military parade. Usages:Usage 1:Popular: Close-Order Drill is commonly practiced in military academies and during military ceremonies. Example: The military academy emphasizes the importance of close-order drill in instilling discipline and fostering unity among the cadets. Usage 2:Local: In some local communities, close-order drill is also performed by school marching bands during parades and competitions. Example: The local high school marching band practiced their close-order drill routine tirelessly for the upcoming regional band competition. Related Products: | ||||
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