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air marshal
noun
, British.
- an air force officer of a rank comparable to an army lieutenant general.
air marshal
noun
- a senior Royal Air Force officer of equivalent rank to a vice admiral in the Royal Navy
- a Royal Australian Air Force officer of the highest rank
- a Royal New Zealand Air Force officer of the highest rank when chief of defence forces
- a person employed to travel as an armed guard on commercial flights to protect against hijacking
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Word History and Origins
Origin of air marshal1
First recorded in 1915–20
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Example Sentences
Only 24 hours earlier, air marshal Houston had put the size of the search area at 18,000 square miles.
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Air marshal Houston was careful to make it clear that, however encouraging, the ping detections were not in itself enough.
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Frank Terreri works as a federal air marshal out of LAX, the Los Angeles airport that averages 640 outbound flights a day.
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