Crossing and Hostile

Crossing

Crossing noun - A journey over water in a vessel.
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Synonyms for Crossing

Hostile and crossing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hostile" instead an adjective "Crossing".

Nearby Words: cross, crossed, crossbar, crossover

Hostile

Hostile adjective - Marked by opposition or ill will.

Crossing and hostile are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crossing" instead an adjective "Hostile".

Nearby Word: hostility

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Both words in one sentence

  • In another scene, when the band is crossing the border into America, the border guard is suspicious and hostile until they mention they're in a band, and he says he used to be in a band too.
  • Literature / One Rose Trilogy Pregnant Badass: Kallista spends most of the second half of The Compass Rose pregnant, but that doesn't stop her from crossing an ocean, infiltrating hostile territory, getting captured, assisting in her own rescue, and killing a false god.
  • After crossing the Huang He into hostile Quin territory in 208 BC, Xiang Yu of Chu supposedly ordered his army to sink the boats, as well as to pack only supplies for three days and to destroy the rest, along with the cooking utensils.
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