Battlefield and Ground

Battlefield

Battlefield noun - A place where a battle takes place.

Usage example: wounded soldiers being carried off the battlefield

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Ground and battlefield are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ground" instead a noun "Battlefield".

Ground noun - A small area of usually open land.

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Battlefield and ground are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Battlefield" instead a noun "Ground".

old	old battlefield	old ground
similar	similar battlefield	similar ground
normal	normal battlefield	normal ground
common	common battlefield	common ground
Other adjectives: ordinary, original, open, actual, entire, real, massive, muddy, main, ancient, new, political, haunted, last, literal.

As the historians point out, the high ground of a battlefield is important, not always as ground to be defended but as ground to be denied to the enemy.

Source: Series / Time Commanders
The Monk Class in Dungeon Fighter Online sheds his weapon in the battlefield (by implanting it into the ground for myriad bonuses), then goes on to use those fistcuffs.

Source: Bare-Fisted Monk
Ground-Shattering Landing: When they sortied to fight Israfel Shinji and Asuka were transported in aircarrier aircrafts and then dropped on the battlefield.

Source: Fanfic / Once More with Feeling

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