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traverse
verb as in pass or move over, along, or through
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Or will last year’s failed signings make them more hesitant to traverse that same path again?
It may mean shorter trips for customers, since the vehicles won’t have to traverse a route designed to avoid freeways.
For millennia, these nomadic tribes traversed the area to trade with each other and set up settlements in sync with the seasons.
Its characters and music so easily traverse a millennium’s distance that the High Middle Ages might be the day before yesterday.
Egypt, hurting from a fall in income as fewer ships traversed the Red Sea and Suez Canal, also had another reason to engage the militants.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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