religiomilitary

English

Etymology

From religio- +‎ military.

Adjective

religiomilitary (comparative more religiomilitary, superlative most religiomilitary)

  1. Both religious and military.
    • 1904, Proceedings, page 126:
      All this is true of even those lodging houses conducted by religiomilitary organizations, which are doing practically nothing to influence their customers; they are simply providing half-way decent places to sleep at 10 and 15 cents a night.
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