taxicab Synonyms
taxicab Meaning
Wordnet
taxicab (n)
a car driven by a person whose job is to take passengers where they want to go in exchange for money
taxicab Sentence Examples
- The taxicab crept along the congested streets, its horn blaring impatiently.
- I hailed a taxicab to take me to the airport, hoping to avoid the rush hour traffic.
- The yellow taxicabs dominated the city skyline, a symbol of its bustling nature.
- The fare for the taxicab was exorbitant, but it was the only way I could reach my destination quickly.
- We waited at the taxicab stand for what seemed like an eternity, praying for a cab to appear.
- The taxicab driver was a seasoned veteran, guiding his vehicle through the labyrinthine streets with ease.
- I noticed a suspicious bulge under the taxicab, prompting me to call for assistance immediately.
- The passengers disembarked from the taxicab, their luggage piled high on the roof.
- The taxicab veered off the main road and sped down a secluded alleyway, raising my suspicions.
- In the heart of the metropolis, the taxicab darted through the traffic like a seasoned navigator.
FAQs About the word taxicab
a car driven by a person whose job is to take passengers where they want to go in exchange for money
cab,taxi,,limousine, ricksha, jitney, hackney, hack, rickshaw
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The taxicab crept along the congested streets, its horn blaring impatiently.
I hailed a taxicab to take me to the airport, hoping to avoid the rush hour traffic.
The yellow taxicabs dominated the city skyline, a symbol of its bustling nature.
The fare for the taxicab was exorbitant, but it was the only way I could reach my destination quickly.
