battleground

[ˈbætlˌɡraʊnd]

battleground Definition

• 1. an area where a battle is being or has been fought
• 2. a place or situation where a conflict or competition takes place

Using battleground: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "battleground" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The city was a battleground during the war.

• Example

  The political arena is a battleground for opposing views.

• Example

  The courtroom became a battleground for the two lawyers.

battleground Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for battleground

• battlefield
• arena
• war zone
• combat zone
• field of conflict

Phrases with battleground

• battleground state

  a state in the United States where the outcome of an election is uncertain and both parties are competing heavily to win

  Example

  Ohio is often considered a battleground state in presidential elections.

• battleground issue

  an issue that is fiercely debated and contested by opposing sides

  Example

  Abortion is a battleground issue in American politics.

• battleground mentality

  a mindset characterized by a constant sense of conflict and competition, often leading to stress and burnout

  Example

  Working in a highly competitive industry can lead to a battleground mentality.

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Summary: battleground in Brief

A 'battleground' [ˈbætlˌɡraʊnd] refers to an area where a battle has been or is being fought, or a place or situation where a conflict or competition takes place. It can be used literally, as in 'The city was a battleground during the war,' or figuratively, as in 'The political arena is a battleground for opposing views.' Other phrases include 'battleground state,' 'battleground issue,' and 'battleground mentality.'