Carriage
Carriage noun - A horse-drawn wheeled vehicle for carrying passengers.
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Synonyms for Carriage
Ways and carriage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ways" instead a noun "Carriage".
Ways
Ways noun - Structure consisting of a sloping way down to the water from the place where ships are built or repaired.
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Both words in one sentence
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The DVD reveals that they shot versions of the scene both ways, with the sound of a gunshot coming from the carriage as the Count simply walks away.
Source: Film / The Count of Monte Cristo -
Since it's impractical for more long-distance travel, they use other ways of transport outside the city: Robert Baratheon rode a horse, and Cersei preferred a gigantic carriage.
Source: Too Important to Walk - In The Phantom Carriage, the hero dies and becomes an observer to his misdoings in life which makes him repent and change his bad ways.
Source: Flatline Plotline
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