groundline
/ˈɡraʊndlaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A line marking the lowest point of the surface of the ground, used as a reference in surveying or construction.
“The engineer used the groundline to check the foundation’s level.”
2. noun
The lowest or most basic level of something, such as a person’s skills or abilities.
“She struggled to find her groundline after losing her job.”
3. noun
A reference point or a line used as a guide in various activities, such as sports or navigation.
“The coach explained the groundline to the players during the training session.”
4. verb
To establish or set a reference point or a line, especially for surveying or construction purposes.
“The surveyor had to groundline the site before starting the project.”