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battlefront

[ US /ˈbætəɫˌfɹənt/ ]
[ UK /bˈætə‍lfɹˌʌnt/ ]
NOUN
  1. the line along which opposing armies face each other

How To Use battlefront In A Sentence

  • When the battlefront stabilised, the four found they were trapped on the wrong side of the trenches. Times, Sunday Times
  • Yet none within this battlefront encampment laughed; no jaunty music could be heard. Dreams of a Dark Warrior
  • Additionally, the 310th provided important weather information and almost instantaneous missile warning to the battlefront.
  • WASHINGTON — The U.S. military is secretly diverting aerial drones and weaponry from the Afghan battlefront to significantly expand the CIA's campaign against militants in their Pakistani havens. CIA Escalates in Pakistan
  • For the first time, members from every battalion of the regiment will be fighting together on one battlefront. Times, Sunday Times
  • What if I told you this conversation is not about a battlefront but a boardroom? Rev. Barbara Kaufmann: Speaking of Violence: Words In The Wake of Tucson's Tragedy
  • And the battlefront between the air masses has also sparked some terrific bouts of snow. Times, Sunday Times
  • Soldiers on the battlefront have to work hard to ensure peace in the country.
  • I was sixteen years of age when the war commenced and having followed, insofar as bulletins from the battlefronts revealed, fortunes of the opposing forces, advances here, retreats there, I developed a keen interest in the outcome.
  • We are stuck with the world we have lost, as news of the latest Homeric disaster emerges from the battlefronts of Mesopotamia.
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