Definition of “no-man's-land”

As a result, the peacekeepers could end up in an intellectual as well as physical no-man's-land.

He looped it gently back into no-man's-land , and Sorensen, who still had plenty of time to get there, hesitated before charging out.

He shivers now in this strange no-man's-land , this stopping-off place between lives.

Her head was now above the Wall again, peering down into the graveyard of no-man's-land.

His greatest concern is that he finds himself working in a cultural no-man's-land.

So mathematicians are finally getting some idea, however vague, of the mysterious no-man's-land between the hard and easy.

The no-man's-land for white Australians has been the site of confrontations between Aborigines and police for years.

What was I doing driving into the no-man's-land of a civil war?

`He was born to be an outsider, walking that lonely no-man's-land between the two worlds.