Noun
The framework or skeleton upon which a regiment is to be formed; the officers of a regiment forming the staff.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA cadre of Jedi arrive with the Kaminoan clone army just in time to prevent the executions. Source: Internet
A cadre of the peers of the realm arrive in noisy splendour ("Loudly let the trumpet bray" and "The law is the true embodiment"). Source: Internet
According to the World Health Organisation, midwives are the most appropriate cadre who can take care of women and their babies during pregnancy, labour and delivery and the postpartum period. Source: Internet
Alarmed by the persistent struggle of the likes of Eskendir and the Ethiopian people at large, westerners removed the robber rulers of the TPLF and replaced them with Abiyote Ahmed and his cadre friends. Source: Internet
At the end of the day Saturday, UCSF doctors, nurses, and a large cadre of community volunteers had tested some 950 residents at four locations in the Mission, according to Diane Jones, a retired HIV nurse and volunteer for the effort. Source: Internet
Armour commitment consisted of Panzer Battalion 88, a force built around three companies of Panzer I tanks that functioned as a training cadre for Nationalists. Source: Internet