Synonyms for pavement
ˈpeɪv məntpave·ment

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1. pavementnoun

   A paved footpath at the side of a road.

   Synonyms:
   sidewalk

2. pavementnoun

   Synonyms:
   roadway, road, paving, surface

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:1.0 / 1 vote

1. pavement, pavingnoun

   the paved surface of a thoroughfare

   Synonyms:
   sidewalk, paving material, pavage, paving

2. paving, pavement, paving materialnoun

   material used to pave an area

   Synonyms:
   sidewalk, paving material, pavage, paving

3. sidewalk, pavementnoun

   walk consisting of a paved area for pedestrians; usually beside a street or roadway

   Synonyms:
   sidewalk, paving material, paving

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1. • Paved Surface

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1. List of paraphrases for "pavement":

   sidewalk, footpath, carriageway, roadway, coating, paving, asphalt, causeway, pedestrian, squamous, walkway, coatings, curb, boardwalk, bitumen

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1. Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve:

   Police vehicles made reaching the Promenade des Anglais impossible, and it was via the pavement, and in a very violent manner, that this truck managed to get through and the driver to commit his crime.

2. Ken Paulson:

   In a nutshell, don't say anything bad about people unless you can back it up, if you take a video of somebody stumbling out of a bar, you need to be careful calling him a drunk. He could have just tripped on the pavement.

3. Vin Diesel:

   This franchise was born from the pavement, from the concrete, the world just championed this underdog to a place where it has already surpassed all of these other franchises. But the franchise has a soul, and that soul has to rest.

4. Jennifer Leyton:

   For me, the biggest difficulty about this uncertainty comes when I drop a bar of soap, or when I can't think of somebody's last name, or when I stumble over pavement. I think for a moment,' Oh no, I have the gene,' other than that, I'm not losing sleep over it. I'm OK.

5. Bart Treece:

   I've lived here most of my live and I've never seen it this hot, the issue of pavement buckling is not something that is specific to the Seattle area and Washington State. It's hard for us to be proactive because we don't really know where it will happen.