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Jungle (Noun)

A location marked by an intense competition and struggle for survival.

Nouns denoting spatial position.

The corporate world is a jungle where only the strongest and most cunning survive.
In the world of high finance, it's every person for themselves in a jungle of greed and deception.
The harsh realities of the industry made it clear that only the most resilient artists could thrive in the jungle of rock music.
For many new entrepreneurs, the cutthroat business world can be an overwhelming jungle of uncertainty and risk.
The classroom was a jungle where students had to compete fiercely for the teacher's favor and the top grades.

An impenetrable equatorial forest.

Nouns denoting groupings of people or objects.

The dense foliage of the jungle made it impossible for hikers to navigate without a guide.
Locals avoided the jungle at night due to reports of wild predators.
Deep within the jungle, a hidden temple slowly succumbed to the ravages of time and nature.
Jaguars are native to the jungle regions of Central and South America.
Climbers trudged through knee-deep mud as they explored the unforgiving jungle terrain.

A place where hoboes camp.

Nouns denoting groupings of people or objects.

The hobo jungle by the river was a popular stop for travelers looking for a temporary home.
Police began to clear the notorious jungle near the train station where many homeless people had set up camp.
During the Great Depression, train-riding hoboes often converged on a special type of jungle near the railroad tracks.
Eugene was surprised by the makeshift jungle hidden from view near the outskirts of town.
Under a bridge downstream, a ragtag hobo jungle sprang to life each evening with makeshift tents and campfires.