crossroad(s) (Meaning)
crossroad(s)
a road that crosses a main road or runs across country between main roads, a crucial point especially where a decision must be made, the place of intersection of two or more roads, a small community at a crossroads, a place where roads cross, a place or time at which a decision must be made, a road that crosses a main road or runs cross-country between main roads, a small community located at such a crossroads, a central meeting place
Synonyms & Antonyms of crossroad(s)
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crossroad(s) Sentence Examples
- The city was at a crossroads, facing both opportunity and adversity.
- The crossroads marked the point where several paths intersected, each leading to a different destiny.
- At the crossroads of life, he paused to reflect on his past and consider his future.
- The novel's protagonist stood at a metaphorical crossroads, torn between love and duty.
- The government faced a crossroads, needing to choose between austerity measures and fiscal stimulus.
- The scientist approached a crossroads in his research, unsure whether to continue or abandon his project.
- The company reached a crossroads in its development, deciding whether to expand or downsize.
- The young woman found herself at a crossroads in her career, contemplating a change of direction.
- The country faced a crossroads in its history, as it transitioned from dictatorship to democracy.
- The crossroads served as a reminder of the choices and challenges that lay ahead in life's journey.
FAQs About the word crossroad(s)
a road that crosses a main road or runs across country between main roads, a crucial point especially where a decision must be made, the place of intersection o
intersection, junction, corner,crossing, carrefour, rotary, crossway(s), cloverleaf, traffic circle, overpass
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The city was at a crossroads, facing both opportunity and adversity.
The crossroads marked the point where several paths intersected, each leading to a different destiny.
At the crossroads of life, he paused to reflect on his past and consider his future.
The novel's protagonist stood at a metaphorical crossroads, torn between love and duty.
