Corridor and Port

Corridor

Corridor noun - A broad geographical area.

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Port and corridor are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Port" instead a noun "Corridor".

Port noun - A part of a body of water protected and deep enough to be a place of safety for ships.

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Corridor and port are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Corridor" instead a noun "Port".

Nearby Words: portage, porter, ported, porte, porting

full	full corridor	full port
safe	safe corridor	safe port
separate	separate corridor	separate port
standard	standard corridor	standard port
Other adjectives: straight, single, small, actual, entire, large, wrong, infamous, main, polished, major, next, alternate, last.

The first half of the last but one chapter consists literally in going through a straight line corridor; the PS3 port Sigma 2 takes it Up to Eleven: not only are the already petty puzzles outright removed, but the doors open by themselves, so combat is the only thing you have to do.

Source: No Sidepaths, No Exploration, No Freedom
This game contains examples of: Adaptation Expansion: The MS-DOS port (along with all the subsequent ports) added an entire stage between the scene where Buddy rescues Lester from a long dead-end corridor, but before they enter the gladiator arena.

Source: Video Game / Another World

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