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View definitions for one-way

one-way

adjective as in through

noun as in tip

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Example Sentences

There’s also the cost of the flight; on average, a one-way international plane ticket costs around $1,400, according to Angie’s List.

From Salon

The device, which is brought to school with the young person, allows them to access a one-way live stream and communicate via a microphone.

From BBC

Even then, they mainly constituted “one-way information dissemination efforts via mass media and web-based channels; they were rarely reflective of bottom-up, participatory approaches to engage communities on the protective behaviours,” the authors wrote.

From Salon

"There will be a queuing and one-way system in operation for people to see the attractions on the walls in a safe and managed way."

From BBC

Customs and Border Patrol, Corcoran wrote: Banks had booked one-way flights to Dubai and Switzerland scheduled to leave that night.

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

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