Synonyms for path
pæθ, pɑθpath

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1. pathnoun

   Synonyms:
   track, trail

2. pathnoun

   a trail for the use of, or worn by, pedestrians.

   Synonyms:
   trail, track

3. pathnoun

   a course taken.

   Synonyms:
   trail, track

4. pathnoun

   A Pagan tradition, for example witchcraft, Wicca, druidism, Heathenry.

   Synonyms:
   track, trail

5. pathnoun

   a metaphorical course.

   Synonyms:
   track, trail

6. pathnoun

   a method or direction of proceeding.

   Synonyms:
   trail, track

7. pathnoun

   a sequence of vertices from one vertex to another using the arcs (edges). A path does not visit the same vertex more than once (unless it is a closed path, where only the first and the last vertex are the same).

   Synonyms:
   trail, track

8. pathnoun

   a continuous map from the unit interval to a topological space .

   Synonyms:
   track, trail

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1. path

   Wherever there is room for one object to pass another there is a way. A road (originally a rideway) is a prepared way for traveling with horses or vehicles, always the latter unless the contrary is expressly stated; a way suitable to be traversed only by foot-passengers or by animals is called a path, bridle-path, or track; as, the roads in that country are mere bridle-paths. A road may be private; a highway or highroad is public, highway being a specific name for a road legally set apart for the use of the public forever; a highway may be over water as well as over land. A route is a line of travel, and may be over many roads. A street is in some center of habitation, as a city, town, or village; when it passes between rows of dwellings the country road becomes the village street. An avenue is a long, broad, and imposing or principal street. Track is a word of wide signification; we speak of a goat-track on a mountain-side, a railroad-track, a race-track, the track of a comet; on a traveled road the line worn by regular passing of hoofs and wheels in either direction is called the track. A passage is between any two objects or lines of enclosure, a pass commonly between mountains. A driveway is within enclosed grounds, as of a private residence. A channel is a waterway. A thoroughfare is a way through; a road or street temporarily or permanently closed at any point ceases for such time to be a thoroughfare. Compare AIR; DIRECTION.

   Synonyms:
   alley, avenue, bridle-path, channel, course, driveway, highroad, highway, lane, pass, passage, passageway, pathway, road, roadway, route, street, thoroughfare, track, way

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1. path

   Synonyms:
   footpath, pathway, road, track, course, route, method

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1. way, path, way of lifenoun

   a course of conduct

   "the path of virtue"; "we went our separate ways"; "our paths in life led us apart"; "genius usually follows a revolutionary path"

   Synonyms:
   mode, manner, itinerary, course, fashion, route, track, way of life, way, agency, means, elbow room, direction, room, style

2. pathnoun

   a way especially designed for a particular use

   Synonyms:
   way of life, course, itinerary, track, way, route

3. path, route, itinerarynoun

   an established line of travel or access

   Synonyms:
   itinerary, travel guidebook, route, way of life, way, road, course, track, travel plan

4. path, track, coursenoun

   a line or route along which something travels or moves

   "the hurricane demolished houses in its path"; "the track of an animal"; "the course of the river"

   Synonyms:
   data track, form, rail, row, route, grade, runway, raceway, racecourse, cart track, caterpillar track, way, caterpillar tread, cut, course of instruction, course of study, trend, way of life, rails, trail, line, lead, class, track, itinerary, cartroad, course of action, course, racetrack, running

Matched Categories

1. • Course
   • Line
   • Way

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1. pathnoun

   Synonyms:
   track (trodden), foot-way, pathway

2. pathnoun

   Synonyms:
   road, way, course, route, passage, avenue

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1. pathnoun

   Synonyms:
   footway, runway, course, passage, route, avenue, trottoir, trail, towpath, heelpath, berm

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1. List of paraphrases for "path":

   route, way, road, trajectory, paths, track, pathway, chemin, journey, map, keng, trail, routing, direction, drive, pathname, course, roads, camino, ruta, via, voie

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1. Leonard Bailey:

   He sort of shepherded my career path in a direction that I really wanted to go, but [I] didn’t know how to go about doing it without him.

2. Hassan Rouhani:

   The elections were the scene of a democratic event in order to peacefully resolve political, cultural and other issues of conflict that we may be grappling with, our people in these elections, having understood the differing viewpoints, chose their path, and everyone must respect the wishes and will of the people.

3. Nancy Pelosi:

   Im not for impeachment, impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless theres something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, I dont think we should go down that path, because it divides the country. And hes just not worth it.

4. Jennifer Aniston:

   ... This conversation of women supporting women is new, but I think we have been doing it for a long time, when I landed in Los Angeles at 20 years old and I fell into those girls who are still sitting around the table today, they were on a different path.

5. Tim Ryan:

   Prematurely ending this policy without a path forward does nothing to keep Americans safe, support our Border Patrol agents, protect asylum-seekers, or bring about the comprehensive fix our immigration system needs.