Synonyms for trek
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Princeton's WordNet

1. treknoun

   a journey by ox wagon (especially an organized migration by a group of settlers)

2. trekverb

   any long and difficult trip

3. trekverb

   journey on foot, especially in the mountains

   "We spent the summer trekking in the foothills of the Himalayas"

4. trekverb

   make a long and difficult journey

   "They trekked towards the North Pole with sleds and skis"

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1. • Journey

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1. List of paraphrases for "trek":

   walkabout, hiking, hike

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1. Gene Roddenberry:

   It wasn't until I got older and more mature that I began to appreciate the depth and the intellectual side of' Star Trek,'.

2. Greg Abbott:

   Reinstating and fully enforcing Remain-in-Mexico would deter thousands more migrants from making that deadly trek, and President Biden should take that simple step to secure the border because it is the only humane thing to do.

3. Nichelle Nichols:

   ( My agent said),' They're doing' Star Trek,' and I didn't know what a' Star Trek' was.

4. Gene Roddenberry:

   It was great to see a great diverse cast on TV, even before we knew what that was. But it was very interesting to hear a Scotsman, a black woman, an Asian all in one TV show, flying around space. That was pretty out there, star Trek Beyond.

5. Roddenberry Jr.:

   If people say,' Why is' Star Trek' still around ?' , I will tell you why, the Motion Picture's because The Motion Picture's the idea of appreciating all of the things that are different and not just tolerating them, and that The Motion Picture's the differences that we're going to grow from.