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View definitions for in transit

in transit

adjective as in aboard

adverb as in en route

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Mexico has demanded its return, but the Austrian government has refused, citing the possible damage the piece may experience in transit.

A life-sized Taylor Swift cake has had to be withdrawn from a major cake show after its hands detached in transit - somewhat apt for the singer of Shake it Off.

From BBC

While mail-in ballots became a popular method of submitting votes during COVID-19, federal authorities have since warned those ballots could be lost or damaged in transit.

From Salon

More than 60% of voters polled cited “violent crimes that can result in serious injury or death,” “muggings or robberies on the street or in transit” and “smash and grab thefts at retail stores” among the areas of crime they’re concerned about.

Some analysts say instead that some sort of supply chain attack, which involved the pagers being tampered with during their manufacture or in transit, was more likely.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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