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battle-tested

Adjective

Meaning

Which has been tested on the battleground.

(figuratively) Which has been successfully put to the test in a real-life situation, in conditions of real use.
Synonyms: tried and tested, proven

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Examples

Handicappers and bettors should remember in March that whoever does qualify for NCAA or NIT brackets will be battle-tested. Source: Internet

His most impressive ability, though, may be in exacting the absolute respect of battle-tested warriors who inherently shun discipline and the chain of command. Source: Internet

“Jimmie is a true battle-tested champion, and we wish him well in his recovery,” the series said. Source: Internet

The self-propelled gun is now battle-tested, with more than 670 built in total and exports to Poland, Libya and the Soviet Union — which were handed down to the successor states of Georgia and Azerbaijan, which still have them in service. Source: Internet

Many of these developments have been battle-tested in Israel's numerous military engagements, making the relationship mutually beneficial, the IDF getting tailor-made solutions and the industries a good reputation. Source: Internet

As a battle-tested team that closed out its regular season on three consecutive victories, Virginia has earned a No. 3 seed in this year’s ACC Tournament — its highest seeding since 2010. Source: Internet

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