battlefield
Origin of battlefield
1- Also called bat·tle·ground [bat-l-ground]. /ˈbæt lˌgraʊnd/.
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How to use battlefield in a sentence
I just spent three days in the Senate battleground state of North Carolina.
In North Carolina, GOP Overreach May Be More Unpopular Than Obama | Dean Obeidallah | November 3, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTOhio is the essential Midwest battleground for any presidential campaign.
Older voters will be the first and perhaps decisive battleground for 2016.
At the time, Madonna was staging her first real comeback and she chose videos as her battleground.
Rep. Joni Ernst—The GOP Senate nominee in the battleground state of Iowa has the potential to serve up a prime cut of crazy.
How Long Can the Republicans Hide The Crazy? | Dean Obeidallah | September 20, 2014 | THE DAILY BEAST
But he must wait until they had gone a safe distance from the battleground.
The Girl and The Bill | Bannister MerwinThe storehouse was large enough to make a good battleground, but, unfortunately for the mice, contained only one entrance.
Wild Folk | Samuel ScovilleBut they do say that sometimes we may look upon the shadowy outline of the ancient Hollanders who made this their battleground.
Out of the Hurly-Burly | Charles Heber ClarkOften a battleground, Chteau-Thierry was captured by the English in 1421.
Between the limits thus marked out, there lies, so to speak, the battleground of modern zoology.
Stories of the Universe: Animal Life | B. Lindsay
British Dictionary definitions for battlefield
battleground (ˈbætəlˌɡraʊnd)
/ (ˈbætəlˌfiːld) /
the place where a battle is fought; an area of conflict
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