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bridge

Definition for bridge

noun as in structure or something that makes connection

verb as in connect, extend

Strongest matches

span, traverse, unite

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Example Sentences

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Most Palestinians in the West Bank are not allowed to travel through Israeli airports or other Israeli border crossings, meaning the bridge is an essential connection to the outside world.

From BBC

People who were in the path of the deadly wall of water that swept down the mountainside stood little chance as it washed away a bridge, uprooted trees and submerged vehicles.

From BBC

He and Koons continued down the broad hall-like bridge, turning once more when they reached the far end above the tar pits.

The bullets were hitting an area where we established that hungry people, in their thousands, would often gather near a bridge over a dried-up river bed that leads to the entrance of the site.

From BBC

"It's not been close at all. My job is to bridge that gap."

From BBC

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

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