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ground stroke
noun
- a stroke made by hitting the ball after it has bounced from the ground. Compare volley ( def 4b ).
ground stroke
noun
- tennis any return made to a ball that has touched the ground, as opposed to a volley
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Origin of ground stroke1
Example Sentences
His ground strokes and movement were so pretty that opponents occasionally got caught admiring instead of competing.
However, the partisan crowd did not take too long to find its voice, with Shelton's huge ground strokes helping him win the first three games of the second set.
The 26-year-old’s powerful ground strokes began to tell in the second set as she broke Pegula twice to race to victory in one hour and 24 minutes.
His ground strokes were crisp and he often worked Bublik wide out on the backhand side to open the court before hitting a winner down the line.
She broke the 33-year-old Chinese in the next game with some powerful ground strokes.
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