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destination

Definition for destination

noun as in goal; place one wants to go

Strongest matches

harbor, haven, station, stop, target, terminal

Strong matches

aim, ambition, design, end, intention, object, objective, purpose, terminus

Weak matches

journey's end, landing place, resting place

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Residents are already familiar with the green bins, which were long reserved for lawn clippings and other yard waste but now are the destination for food scraps as well.

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"They didn't allow the plane to go before confiscating the medication from the patients and releasing it on the conveyor belt when we got to the destination," said Jon Robson of online cannabis clinic Mamedica.

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South Africa's home affairs ministry said 130 of the group entered the country, while the remaining 23 took onward flights to other destinations.

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"We have been unable to source sufficient replacement road transport and cannot guarantee customers will be able to reach their destination."

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For a unique trip, you could even explore inland destinations with a stay at a hotel in Buriram.

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

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