Along
Along adverb - Toward or at a point lying in advance in space or time.
On the edge of and along are semantically related. in beside topic. In some cases you can use "On the edge of" instead a preposition "Along".
On the edge of
Along and on the edge of are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Along" with "On the edge of", this terms are similar.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- near and along
- near and on the edge of
- adjacent and along
- adjacent and on the edge of
- nearby and along
- nearby and on the edge of
- next to and along
- next to and on the edge of
- beside and along
- beside and on the edge of
- close to and along
- close to and on the edge of
- nigh and along
- nigh and on the edge of
Both terms in one sentence
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The Good, the Bad, the Weird ends with Tae-goo riding along a road on the edge of a cliff.
Source: Motorcycle on the Coast Road -
Kirk, Spock, and McCoy also seem to have a decent working knowledge of the era in The City on the Edge of Forever (along with access to an artifact that could clarify any discrepancies just by asking).
Source: Future Imperfect - The cans on the shelf roll along the worktop as they fall, pushing a prepared chicken in a roasting tin right underneath a bag of flour, which falls on the edge of the tin and throws the chicken across the room.
Source: Disaster Dominoes
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