Corridor and Zone

Corridor

Corridor noun - A broad geographical area.

Usage example: the urban corridor along the state's eastern coast is considerably more liberal than the rural areas to the west

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

Zone noun - A broad geographical area.

Usage example: a tropical zone

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Corridor and zone are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Corridor" instead a noun "Zone".

Nearby Words: zoned, zoning, zonal

full	full corridor	full zone
safe	safe corridor	safe zone
long	long corridor	long zone
particular	particular corridor	particular zone
Other adjectives: separate, single, small, actual, entire, large, dark, narrow, main, secret, major, final, next, last.

In Stephen King's The Dead Zone, when the protagonist falls into a coma, he ends up in a limbo, which is like a corridor with dark chromed steel walls.

Source: Offscreen Afterlife
Endless Corridor: Unlike the other GTA games, which stopped players from leaving the designated zone with an Invisible Wall, leaving the island (via boat plane or even swimming) would lead you through an endless zone of sea and sky.

Source: Video Game / Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
In Wanderers from Ys, the corridor leading up to the Lava Zone boss has lava waves that act just like the prominences in Salamander/Life Force's third stage, as well as fire birds.

Source: Shout Out / Video Games

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