cut (across) (Meaning)

cut (across)

to include within the scope of effect or significance, to avoid following or being subsumed, defined, or determined by or in accordance with

The swift river cut across the rugged terrain, carving a deep gorge.
The sharp knife cut across the bread, slicing it cleanly in half.
The surgeon deftly cut across the skin to perform the procedure.
The highway cut across the vast countryside, connecting distant towns.
The wind cut across the open field, sending a chill down the spines of the hikers.
The lightning flashed and cut across the dark sky, illuminating the night with a blinding brilliance.
The river cut across the valley, its meandering path forming a beautiful landscape.
The path cut across the dense forest, leading into an unknown wilderness.
The bridge spanned the river, cutting across its surging waters.
The boat cut across the choppy sea, navigating through treacherous waves with ease.

to include within the scope of effect or significance, to avoid following or being subsumed, defined, or determined by or in accordance with

travel, navigate, traverse, walk, proceed (along),cross, follow, pass (over), go,cover

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The swift river cut across the rugged terrain, carving a deep gorge.

The sharp knife cut across the bread, slicing it cleanly in half.

The surgeon deftly cut across the skin to perform the procedure.

The highway cut across the vast countryside, connecting distant towns.