layby Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- shed
- junk
- dispose-of
- abandon
- scrap
- toss
- fling-off-or-away-
- shuck-off-
- reject
- exorcise
- cast-off-
- throw-out
- eliminate
- exorcize
- jettison
- sluff-off-
- set-aside
- chuck
- remove
Weak:
layby Meaning
layby (n)
designated paved area beside a main road where cars can stop temporarily
layby Sentence Examples
- The long highway had a layby every few kilometers, providing a place for weary drivers to rest.
- The hiker came across a layby and decided to stop for lunch, enjoying the view of the valley below.
- The police officer noticed the broken-down car in the layby and pulled over to offer assistance.
- Sarah parked her car in the layby and grabbed her camera, eager to capture the stunning sunset over the lake.
- The tour bus made a pit stop at a layby next to a historical site, allowing tourists to disembark and explore.
- The delivery truck driver pulled into the layby to take a break and check his route map.
- The layby was filled with colorful wildflowers, attracting butterflies and bees.
- The family loaded up their car with camping gear and headed for the layby near the national park entrance.
- The narrow road had limited laybys, making it difficult for cars to pass each other safely.
- Cyclists often stopped at the layby to refill their water bottles and catch their breath during long bike rides.
FAQs About the word layby
designated paved area beside a main road where cars can stop temporarily
ditch, throw away, slough (off),discard, dump, unload, lose, shed, junk, dispose of
use, adopt, adopt, take on, embrace, use,take on, embrace, keep, hold
The long highway had a layby every few kilometers, providing a place for weary drivers to rest.
The hiker came across a layby and decided to stop for lunch, enjoying the view of the valley below.
The police officer noticed the broken-down car in the layby and pulled over to offer assistance.
Sarah parked her car in the layby and grabbed her camera, eager to capture the stunning sunset over the lake.
