home ground (Meaning)

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home ground (n)

the type of environment in which an organism or group normally lives or occurs

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The team had an advantage playing on their home ground, where they were familiar with the pitch and the crowd.
The local soccer club was eager to secure a home ground victory in the upcoming match.
The opponents were determined to seize the home ground advantage and steal a win.
The crowd cheered enthusiastically as their home team took to the field.
The players were confident on their home ground, using their familiarity to outmaneuver the visiting team.
The home ground disadvantage proved insurmountable for the visiting team, who struggled to adjust.
The stadium was packed with supporters, creating an electric atmosphere on the home ground.
The club's home ground was recently renovated, providing the players with state-of-the-art facilities.
Both teams fought valiantly on the home ground, showcasing their skills and determination.
Despite the hostile environment on their opponents' home ground, the team managed to secure a draw.

the type of environment in which an organism or group normally lives or occurs

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The team had an advantage playing on their home ground, where they were familiar with the pitch and the crowd.

The local soccer club was eager to secure a home ground victory in the upcoming match.

The opponents were determined to seize the home ground advantage and steal a win.

The crowd cheered enthusiastically as their home team took to the field.