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Minefield

Noun

A minefield refers to an area of land or water that contains hidden explosive mines.

Sample Sentence: The soldiers cautiously walked through the minefield, aware of the potential danger beneath their feet.

Noun (Figurative)

In a figurative sense, a minefield represents a situation or topic that is fraught with potential problems or difficulties.

Sample Sentence: Bringing up politics at a family dinner can often be like walking into a minefield.

Verb

As a verb, to minefield refers to the act of deliberately setting up a situation that is likely to cause problems or difficulties for someone.

Sample Sentence: The politician strategically minefielded their opponent during the debate, putting pressure on their weak points.

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