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Date:
1700-1800
Language:
French
Origin:
cantonnement, from cantonner
'to provide with a place to sleep and eat'
, from canton;
CANTON
cantonment
noun
Related topics:
Army
can‧ton‧ment
[
countable
]
PMA
technical
a camp where soldiers live
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