track-road Antonyms
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Meaning of track-road
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track-road (n.)
A towing path.
track-road Sentence Examples
- The track-road was narrow and winding, leading through a dense forest.
- The bike's tires gripped the track-road tightly, allowing for a smooth and fast ride.
- The old track-road was once a bustling thoroughfare but had since fallen into disrepair.
- The vehicle left a trail of dust in its wake as it sped down the track-road.
- The track-road was closed due to construction, forcing drivers to find an alternative route.
- The hikers followed the track-road for hours, enjoying the scenic views of the mountains.
- The track-road was treacherous during the rainy season, with mud and potholes making driving dangerous.
- The government planned to widen the track-road to accommodate the increasing traffic.
- The track-road connected two remote villages, providing a vital link for the local population.
- The track-road was the only way to access the isolated cabin in the wilderness.
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A towing path.
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The track-road was narrow and winding, leading through a dense forest.
The bike's tires gripped the track-road tightly, allowing for a smooth and fast ride.
The old track-road was once a bustling thoroughfare but had since fallen into disrepair.
The vehicle left a trail of dust in its wake as it sped down the track-road.
