waymark (Meaning)
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waymark (n.)
A mark to guide in traveling.
Synonyms & Antonyms of waymark
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waymark Sentence Examples
- The ancient trail was marked by stone waymarks, guiding travelers through treacherous mountains.
- The rugged terrain made it difficult to follow the faint waymarks scattered along the path.
- The medieval map featured numerous waymarks depicting towns, castles, and monasteries.
- Travelers relied on waymarks to navigate winding roads and avoid getting lost in unfamiliar territory.
- Sailors used lighthouses as nautical waymarks to guide their ships along coastal waters.
- The hiker stumbled upon a weathered waymark, indicating the midpoint of his arduous journey.
- The waymarks along the pilgrimage route provided both physical and spiritual encouragement to weary pilgrims.
- The overgrown waymark was barely visible, offering a fleeting glimpse into the past.
- The digital waymark app mapped out the most efficient route, ensuring a smooth and timely arrival.
- The forlorn waymark stood as a silent witness to forgotten adventures and lost travelers.
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A mark to guide in traveling.
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The ancient trail was marked by stone waymarks, guiding travelers through treacherous mountains.
The rugged terrain made it difficult to follow the faint waymarks scattered along the path.
The medieval map featured numerous waymarks depicting towns, castles, and monasteries.
Travelers relied on waymarks to navigate winding roads and avoid getting lost in unfamiliar territory.
