Synonyms for war zone
war zone

Princeton's WordNet

1. war zonenoun

   a combat zone where military operations are coordinated (especially a designated area in international waters where the rights of neutrals are not respected by nations at war)

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1. • Combat Zone
   • Military

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1. Dana Perino:

   I have to wonder, what was happening at our southern border, with all these people coming across illegally, and here you are having worked for the United States and served in a war zone and being told that you have to leave because of something you did when you were 9 years old for the Taliban. Disregarding everything. What would you like to say to the secretary at the department of Homeland Security ? ' What United States are saying does n’t make sense. I sacrificed my life, my family’s life. I got shot for this country, and I have survived many other attacks on me. United States can contact United States U.S. citizens, United States federal government that I have served with, all at high ranks and United States will be able to explain everything I did for this country.

2. Chuck Hagel:

   But I think it's bigger than just a misstep. I think it's a failure of an obligation -- of a basic obligation of a commander in chief. He's commander in chief of our forces and not to go to a war zone where we have men and women dying, that's just wrong.

3. Michael Dossett:

   The devastation is quite frankly something that you would see in a war zone. This is an event where we had commercial and residence properties literally stripped clean from the earth.

4. Antal Karolyi:

   I think in the short-term we must help those who sleep rough, who are hungry and thirsty, and especially those coming from a war zone who have had to endure tough situations which to us are inconceivable.

5. Anders Ladekarl:

   Imagine leaving your family back home in a war zone, and you will have to sit in a Danish village or refugee center waiting for your family without being able to see them for three to four years.