by-passage Antonyms
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Meaning of by-passage
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by-passage (n.)
A passage different from the usual one; a byway.
by-passage Sentence Examples
- The narrow alley served as a convenient by-passage for pedestrians avoiding the main street.
- The river provided a natural by-passage for boats traveling through the city.
- Local residents often used the forest trail as a by-passage to reach neighboring villages.
- The secret tunnel served as a clandestine by-passage for smugglers transporting goods.
- Tourists discovered a hidden by-passage leading to an ancient temple ruins.
- The mountain pass acted as a critical by-passage for traders navigating between regions.
- In times of heavy traffic, commuters sought alternative by-passages to avoid congestion.
- The by-passage through the hills provided a scenic route for hikers exploring the countryside.
- The underground metro system offered a quick and efficient by-passage for city dwellers.
- Urban planners proposed building a new by-passage to alleviate traffic congestion in the downtown area.
FAQs About the word by-passage
A passage different from the usual one; a byway.
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The narrow alley served as a convenient by-passage for pedestrians avoiding the main street.
The river provided a natural by-passage for boats traveling through the city.
Local residents often used the forest trail as a by-passage to reach neighboring villages.
The secret tunnel served as a clandestine by-passage for smugglers transporting goods.
