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battle line
noun
: a line of soldiers who are fighting in a battle
Full Definition of BATTLE LINE
1
: a line along which a battle is fought
2
: a line defining the positions of opposing groups in a conflict or controversy —usually used in plural <battle lines were drawn over economic policies>
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First Known Use of BATTLE LINE
1814
Rhymes with BATTLE LINE
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