Territory
/ˈtɛrɪtɔri/
A territory is a piece of land that someone or a group is in charge of or owns, like how your room is your space in your house.
Examples
- In history class, we learned how different countries often fought over territory to expand their land and influence, which changed the maps of the world we know today.
- During our nature hike, we discovered that certain animals, like wolves, protect their territory from others to ensure they have enough food and space to live.
- In the game we played at recess, each team claimed their own territory on the playground, and we had to defend it while trying to capture the other team's flag.
Synonyms
area
region
land
zone
domain
space
Antonyms
freedom
no-man's-land
open space
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