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Discover LudwigThe phrase "armed soldier" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a soldier who is carrying a weapon or is equipped for combat.
Example: "The armed soldier stood guard at the entrance, ready to respond to any threats."
Alternatives: "military personnel" or "weaponized soldier".
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At the gate for the plane there was a woman collecting tickets and an armed soldier.
In the town's elementary school I asked an armed soldier guarding the gate.
For demanding they leave, my unarmed cousin is now facing charges for confronting an armed soldier.
The moment a crowd gathered, an armed soldier ran over in alarm — and then relaxed when he saw that the only threat to public order was a cobra.
When I leave for school or work I can be relatively certain that there will not be a heavily armed soldier waiting halfway between Mud Bay and downtown Olympia at a checkpoint with the power to decide whether I can go about my business, and whether I can get home again when I'm done.
An armed soldier climbs the steps of the building, scarily reminiscent of a school shooter on his way to commit an act of violence.
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Armed soldiers at roadblocks throughout the country check passing cars for guns and soldiers.
Prosecutors charged that Mr. Coke's force was about 200 armed "soldiers".
Several thousand armed soldiers paraded through the capital to the sound of Islamic music yesterday.
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