ringside
word
Definition
The area immediately next to a boxing or wrestling ring, where the closest viewers sit. Also used to mean being very close to the center of the action.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used for boxing, wrestling, or similar events. 'Ringside seat' is a common phrase for having the best or closest view, also used metaphorically for being close to any important event. Rare in everyday non-sports contexts.
Example Sentences
The reporters are standing at ringside to cover the event.
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We had ringside seats at the boxing match.
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Getting ringside seats to the fight was nearly impossible—they sold out in minutes.
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She had a ringside view when the celebrities arrived at the red carpet.
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With my job as the team doctor, I'm always ringside during matches.
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His father was watching from ringside.
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