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n. (plural of battlefield English)
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Battlefields is a small settlement in Mashonaland West province in Zimbabwe. It is located off the main road from Harare to Bulawayo between Kadoma and Kwekwe. The name Battlefields was given not on account of any fighting which took place there, but because many of the mining claims and reefs were named after famous battles; e.g., Trafalgar, Tel el-Kebir.
Battlefields is a comic book metaseries written by Garth Ennis, comprising several mini-series, each illustrated by a different artist and published by Dynamite Entertainment.
Usage examples of "battlefields".
To Lord John, Sharpe was nothing but a killer who had been trained and hardened to death on innumerable battlefields, while Lord John had only ever brought about the death of foxes.
For six years, on battlefields and in sieges, they had fought side by side and Harper, as soon as he heard of the new war, had waited for a word from his old officer.
We now have the capacity to turn battlefields back into the farms and pastures and playgrounds they were before the armies showed up.
It was familiar, for Sharpe had been on many battlefields, but for the men who loaded and fired, who looked desperately into the smoke banks for a sign of danger, the valley was a place without pattern or reason.
All around them were their battlefields of the spring, and there were the massive ridges of the Massanuttons that Jackson had used so skillfully, not clothed in green now, but with the scanty leaves of closing autumn.
He noticed often on the battlefields that the hurt usually shut their teeth together and endured in silence.
Sharpe touched the bag with its few gold coins looted from old battlefields then the Lieutenant was worried.
He was feeling anger, bitter anger, that his men, who had fought for those flags, who had suffered, whose comrades were in unmarked graves on a dozen battlefields would be broken up, disbanded.
It was a voice that sent orders across the chaos of battlefields and the snap of it made the girls squeal and stunned the three officers into shocked silence.
The infantry lines were thinner now, but battlefields looked much the same.
Prince Regent, after he had become King, did publicly express his fantasies that he had been present at battlefields during the late war.
Teal had seen them all in large and small ways in his life in Boston and on the battlefields across their nation.