milepost (Meaning)
milepost (n)
stone post at side of a road to show distances
milepost (n.)
A post, or one of a series of posts, set up to indicate spaces of a mile each or the distance in miles from a given place.
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milepost Sentence Examples
- The weathered milepost stood as a silent sentinel at the crossroads.
- The distance markers on the mileposts helped weary travelers gauge their progress.
- At the 50-milepost, the hikers paused to admire the panoramic view.
- The milepost bore the inscription "To Elysium: 100 Miles," tantalizing the explorers.
- The cyclists used the mileposts as a measuring tape, tracking their speed and stamina.
- The old wooden milepost had stood for centuries, bearing witness to countless journeys.
- The milepost at the summit marked a triumphant accomplishment for the mountain climbers.
- With each milepost passed, the marathon runner felt a surge of motivation.
- The mileposts along the riverbanks provided a sense of direction for kayakers and rowers.
- The milepost at the border symbolized a transition into a new era and a different land.
FAQs About the word milepost
stone post at side of a road to show distancesA post, or one of a series of posts, set up to indicate spaces of a mile each or the distance in miles from a give
climax,milestone, watershed, landmark, climacteric, highlight,corner, turning point, breaking point, conjuncture
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The weathered milepost stood as a silent sentinel at the crossroads.
The distance markers on the mileposts helped weary travelers gauge their progress.
At the 50-milepost, the hikers paused to admire the panoramic view.
The milepost bore the inscription "To Elysium: 100 Miles," tantalizing the explorers.
