war room (Meaning)
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war room (n)
a room where strategic decisions are made (especially for military or political campaigns)
Synonyms & Antonyms of war room
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war room Sentence Examples
- The company's war room was abuzz with activity as they strategized for the upcoming product launch.
- The President retreated to his secure war room to oversee the nation's response to the crisis.
- The marketing team gathered in the war room to brainstorm ideas for their next campaign.
- The campaign manager rallied his team in the war room, urging them to fight for every vote.
- The prosecutor's war room was filled with charts, evidence, and law books as they prepared for the upcoming trial.
- The CEO and senior executives met in the war room to make critical decisions about the company's future.
- The journalists worked relentlessly in the war room, piecing together the story from multiple sources.
- The war room was equipped with state-of-the-art technology, allowing the team to monitor their progress and respond to real-time developments.
- The military's war room was constantly manned, ready to respond to threats from any part of the globe.
- The head coach and his assistants huddled in the war room, devising game plans to outsmart their opponents.
FAQs About the word war room
a room where strategic decisions are made (especially for military or political campaigns)
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No antonyms found.
The company's war room was abuzz with activity as they strategized for the upcoming product launch.
The President retreated to his secure war room to oversee the nation's response to the crisis.
The marketing team gathered in the war room to brainstorm ideas for their next campaign.
The campaign manager rallied his team in the war room, urging them to fight for every vote.
