noun
- an area of land or water containing explosive mines
- a situation presenting many dangers or difficulties
Usage: military
Usage: figurative
Examples
- The soldiers carefully navigated through the minefield.
- Engineers worked to clear the minefield after the war ended.
- The beach was closed due to an underwater minefield.
- Discussing politics at work can be a social minefield.
- The new tax law is a legal minefield for small businesses.
- Dating in the workplace is often considered a minefield.
- The interview questions created a minefield of potential mistakes.