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legion

[lee-juhn] / ˈli dʒən /




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Many of them creep around on social media and almost certainly legions of them come from bot accounts on X.

From Los Angeles Times

A legion of zombie companies—those whose revenue is insufficient to cover debt repayment and that are sustained only by forbearance from lenders—have long been a drain on Japan’s economy.

From The Wall Street Journal

It arrived in the UK this month after gaining legions of fans in the US and Canada late last year, where the sport is already popular.

From BBC

With its trademark improvisational, genre-blending style, the band became known for never performing the same show twice, winning an avid and diverse legion of fans, and selling millions of records.

From Barron's

It scored just one Top 40 hit, 1987’s “Touch of Grey,” but fostered a legion of devoted fans, known as Dead Heads.

From The Wall Street Journal