Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
minefield
noun
/ˈmaɪnˌfiːld/

Definition
A minefield is an area planted with explosive mines, posing a danger to anyone who enters.

Examples
- The soldiers carefully navigated the minefield to avoid triggering any explosives.
- Negotiating peace can often feel like walking through a minefield.

Meaning
In a broader sense, a minefield refers to a situation that is fraught with hidden hazards, especially in discussions or negotiations.

Synonyms
- danger zone
- hazardous area
- booby trap