Battlefield and Trench

Battlefield

Battlefield noun - A place where a battle takes place.

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

Trench noun - A long narrow channel dug in the earth.

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Battlefield and trench are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Battlefield" instead a noun "Trench".

Nearby Words: trenchant, trenched, trencher, trenching

full	full battlefield	full trench
long	long battlefield	long trench
particular	particular battlefield	particular trench
similar	similar battlefield	similar trench
Other adjectives: common, ordinary, open, entire, massive, muddy, main, abandoned, last, giant, creepy.

The gameplay, unlike say, Verdun, de-emphasizes the slow trench warfare elements, and instead focuses on the open and mobile battlefields that the Battlefield series is known for.

Source: Video Game / Battlefield 1
After a trench raid goes wrong, he is left badly wounded on the battlefield, where at dusk, enormous vampire bats feast on the dead and dying.

Source: Literature / Baltimore
Invisible Wall: Not exactly one per se, but leaving the boundaries of a battlefield, or a trench when you're supposed to be defending it, will get you executed for desertion.

Source: Video Game / Verdun

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