sideline (Meaning)
sideline (n)
a line that marks the side boundary of a playing field
an auxiliary line of merchandise
an auxiliary activity
sideline (v)
remove from the center of activity or attention; place into an inferior position
Synonyms & Antonyms of sideline
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sideline Sentence Examples
- The fans cheered enthusiastically from the sidelines as the home team scored a touchdown.
- The coach stood on the sideline, directing the players with animated gestures.
- The injured player was taken to the sideline to be evaluated by the medical staff.
- The reporter conducted interviews with players and coaches on the sidelines after the game.
- The photographer captured the sideline celebrations as the team clinched victory.
- The sideline reporter provided updates on the game's progress and player statistics.
- The sideline stalls sold refreshments and team merchandise to spectators.
- The security guards ensured the safety of players and spectators on the sidelines.
- The team's sideline dance squad performed routines to entertain the crowd.
- The sideline reporter was given exclusive access to the coach's locker room for post-game analysis.
FAQs About the word sideline
a line that marks the side boundary of a playing field, an auxiliary line of merchandise, an auxiliary activity, remove from the center of activity or attention
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No antonyms found.
The fans cheered enthusiastically from the sidelines as the home team scored a touchdown.
The coach stood on the sideline, directing the players with animated gestures.
The injured player was taken to the sideline to be evaluated by the medical staff.
The reporter conducted interviews with players and coaches on the sidelines after the game.
