Battlefield ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Battlefield ( noun )

1. An area where a battle is being or has been fought.
2. A situation or arena in which a particular struggle or conflict is being or has been fought.

Origin:

From the middle english word batailfeld, from old english bæþegfeld, from bæþeg (bath) + feld (field).

Examples:

1. The battlefield was strewn with the bodies of fallen soldiers.
2. He was determined to emerge victorious from the battlefield of business.
3. The company was engaged in a fierce battle on the digital battlefield.
4. The battlefield of love can be just as brutal as a warzone.
5. The battlefield of the mind is where the true battles are fought.

(As a verb)

Battlefield ( verb )

1. An area where a battle is being or has been fought.
2. A situation or arena in which a particular struggle or conflict is being or has been fought.

Origin:

From the middle english word batailfeld, from old english bæþegfeld, from bæþeg (bath) + feld (field).

Examples:

1. The battlefield was strewn with the bodies of fallen soldiers.
2. He was determined to emerge victorious from the battlefield of business.
3. The company was engaged in a fierce battle on the digital battlefield.
4. The battlefield of love can be just as brutal as a warzone.
5. The battlefield of the mind is where the true battles are fought.