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right of way

noun as in right to cross or go

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They looked down and gave the snake the right of way.

The government has set a deadline of 2031 for all rights of way in England and Wales to be added to an official map.

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"The stepping stones are a public right of way leading out into the open countryside of the Peak District," they said.

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An online map points to urban fruit trees ripe for the picking, some of which are growing on private property but hanging into the public right of way.

You also need to have “right of way” which, if you’re new to fencing, is a concept best left to the referee, who decides which fencer has attacking priority at any given time.

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

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