stomping ground (Meaning)

stomping ground

a favorite or frequently sought-out place, a favorite or habitual resort, familiar territory

The local park was a familiar stomping ground for the children who played there daily.
As a young reporter, she returned to her stomping ground to cover a story dear to her heart.
The old mansion was once the stomping ground of a wealthy family but had since fallen into disrepair.
The rugged trails of the mountain were my stomping ground, where I spent countless hours hiking.
The city's bustling streets had been his stomping ground for years, and he knew every nook and cranny.
The local pub was the stomping ground for the neighborhood regulars, who gathered there after work.
The school playground was a stomping ground for students of all ages, filled with laughter and the sound of recess.
The stomping ground of the wolves was a vast and unforgiving wilderness, where they hunted their prey.
The bustling market square was a stomping ground for both locals and tourists, offering a vibrant mix of sights and smells.
My hometown, with its familiar streets and faces, will always be my beloved stomping ground.

a favorite or frequently sought-out place, a favorite or habitual resort, familiar territory

stamping ground,haunt, haven, service club, rendezvous, hangout, country club,resort,refuge, key club

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The local park was a familiar stomping ground for the children who played there daily.

As a young reporter, she returned to her stomping ground to cover a story dear to her heart.

The old mansion was once the stomping ground of a wealthy family but had since fallen into disrepair.

The rugged trails of the mountain were my stomping ground, where I spent countless hours hiking.