Crossing and Movement

Crossing

Crossing noun - A journey over water in a vessel.

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Movement and crossing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Movement" instead a noun "Crossing".

Nearby Words: cross, crossed, crossbar, crossover

Movement noun - The act or an instance of changing position.

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Crossing and movement are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crossing" instead a noun "Movement".

Nearby Words: move, moving, moved, mover

original	original crossing	original movement
actual	actual crossing	actual movement
constant	constant crossing	constant movement
massive	massive crossing	massive movement
Other adjectives: major, final, last, Christian.

Crossing them requires more action points than walking on solid ground, simulating slower movement.

Source: Videogame / Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land
Crossing the Russian countryside in winter, late fall, or early spring without the use of a paved road was essentially impossible, and played havoc with the movement of troops and supplies for both the Grande Armee and the Wehrmacht.

Source: Geo Effects
In the US campaign, however, there is a broken bridge in the truest sense of the trope, which gets blown up (alongside your supposed recon) in the opening cutscene by a remote-controlled Goliath, and forces you to make a large u-movement over another river crossing.

Source: Broken Bridge

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