highroad Sentence Examples
- The government's plan to impose new taxes took the highroad of fairness and equity.
- The alpinists opted for the highroad, the more challenging route with breathtaking views.
- The manager chose the highroad of transparency, sharing all relevant information with his team.
- The lawyer decided to take the highroad and refuse to cross-examine the vulnerable witness.
- The diplomat took the highroad and prioritized dialogue over confrontation.
- The politician's speech took the highroad of inspiration, focusing on hope and unity.
- The company's ethical code always took the highroad, prioritizing integrity over profit.
- The scientist's research took the highroad of academic rigor, ensuring meticulous accuracy.
- The artist's work took the highroad of aesthetic expression, transcending mere representation.
- The athlete's determination took the highroad of unwavering spirit, leading them to victory.
highroad Meaning
Wordnet
highroad (n)
a highway
Webster
highroad (n.)
A highway; a much traveled or main road.
Synonyms & Antonyms of highroad
FAQs About the word highroad
a highwayA highway; a much traveled or main road.
highway, artery, street, boulevard, route, freeway, turnpike, thoroughfare,road, carriageway
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The government's plan to impose new taxes took the highroad of fairness and equity.
The alpinists opted for the highroad, the more challenging route with breathtaking views.
The manager chose the highroad of transparency, sharing all relevant information with his team.
The lawyer decided to take the highroad and refuse to cross-examine the vulnerable witness.
