field day (Meaning)
field day (n)
(military) a day for military exercises and display
a day for outdoor athletic competition
a time of unusual pleasure and success
a day devoted to an outdoor social gathering
Synonyms & Antonyms of field day
field day Sentence Examples
- The company picnic turned into a field day of fun and games.
- Children engaged in a field day of physical activities to promote health and fitness.
- During the festival, the locals had a field day participating in various cultural activities.
- The reporter was given a field day with the juicy gossip and scandal he uncovered.
- The politician's gaffe gave his opponents a field day in the media.
- The police officer had a field day catching multiple traffic violators during the rush hour.
- The students had a field day exploring the interactive museum exhibits.
- The comedian had a field day roasting the politicians at the charity event.
- The marketing team had a field day brainstorming creative ideas for their new campaign.
- The dog had a field day chasing squirrels in the park.
FAQs About the word field day
(military) a day for military exercises and display, a day for outdoor athletic competition, a time of unusual pleasure and success, a day devoted to an outdoor
race, decathlon, national(s), championship, triathlon, gymkhana, final, play-off, biathlon, semifinal
No antonyms found.
The company picnic turned into a field day of fun and games.
Children engaged in a field day of physical activities to promote health and fitness.
During the festival, the locals had a field day participating in various cultural activities.
The reporter was given a field day with the juicy gossip and scandal he uncovered.
