towing path Antonyms
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Meaning of towing path
Wordnet
towing path (n)
a path along a canal or river used by animals towing boats
towing path Sentence Examples
- The tranquil river flowed alongside the verdant towing path, inviting leisurely strolls.
- The horse-drawn barge glided silently along the muddy towing path, leaving a trail of ripples in its wake.
- The elderly couple took their daily constitutional along the sun-dappled towing path, reminiscing about their youth.
- The cyclist pedaled furiously on the cobbled towing path, the wind in his hair and the scenery blurring past.
- The children skipped and played along the gravel towing path, their laughter echoing in the crisp autumn air.
- The overgrown towing path served as a haven for wildlife, with rabbits scuttling through the bushes and birds singing in the trees.
- The boaters enjoyed a picnic lunch on a secluded stretch of towing path, surrounded by wildflowers and the gentle sound of the river.
- The towing path led through a picturesque village, with quaint cottages and a charming bridge spanning the river.
- The towrope snapped, sending the heavy barge adrift and careening towards the riverbank, narrowly missing the towing path.
- The local council planned to refurbish the dilapidated towing path, making it more accessible for pedestrians, cyclists, and boaters alike.
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a path along a canal or river used by animals towing boats
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The tranquil river flowed alongside the verdant towing path, inviting leisurely strolls.
The horse-drawn barge glided silently along the muddy towing path, leaving a trail of ripples in its wake.
The elderly couple took their daily constitutional along the sun-dappled towing path, reminiscing about their youth.
The cyclist pedaled furiously on the cobbled towing path, the wind in his hair and the scenery blurring past.
