Definition of «ballgame»

The term "ballgame" has several meanings, depending on its context.

1) It can refer to a game played with a ball, such as baseball or basketball.

2) In some cultures, it may also refer to a traditional sport that involves hitting a ball with a stick or other implement, often associated with ancient civilizations like the Maya or Aztecs.

3) The term is also used more broadly to describe any competitive activity or endeavor, regardless of whether it involves a ball or not.

Usage examples

I decided to grab some snacks and watch a ballgame at the stadium.
We organized a friendly ballgame in the park as part of our family reunion.
The TV ratings for the championship ballgame were through the roof.
The kids were playing a pickup ballgame in the backyard.
I bought tickets for the ballgame next week as a surprise for my husband.
The local team's coach was thrilled with their performance in the ballgame.
The final score of the ballgame was 5-2 in favor of the home team.
We had a barbecue after the ballgame to celebrate our victory.
As a kid, I used to play ballgames with my friends until the sun went down.
I often listen to the radio to catch the latest updates on the ballgame when I can't watch it.

Phrases with «ballgame»

Sentences with «ballgame»

It's a whole different ballgame in online play, however, which adds a refreshing extra level of strategic depth. (heypoorplayer.com)
It's a whole new ballgame for climate action and clean growth in Canada. (cleanenergycanada.org)
It's a whole different ballgame in terms of their net savviness. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
(see all sentences)

Definition of «ballgame»

Usage examples

Phrases with «ballgame»

Sentences with «ballgame»

See also