wartime

[wɔːrtaɪm]

wartime Definition

a period of time during which a war is taking place.

Using wartime: Examples

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

  • Example

    My grandfather served in the army during wartime.

  • Example

    The country's economy suffered greatly during wartime.

  • Example

    Many families were separated during wartime.

wartime Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for wartime

Phrases with wartime

  • an economic system that is focused on producing goods and services for use in a war effort

    Example

    The government implemented a wartime economy to support the troops.

  • a person who leads a country or organization during a time of war

    Example

    Winston Churchill was a wartime leader during World War II.

  • a romantic relationship that develops during a time of war

    Example

    Their wartime romance began when they met at a military hospital.

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Summary: wartime in Brief

The term 'wartime' [wɔːrtaɪm] refers to a period of time during which a war is taking place. It can be used to describe the economic, political, and social conditions during war, as well as the experiences of individuals and families. Examples include 'My grandfather served in the army during wartime,' and 'The country's economy suffered greatly during wartime.'

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