Elevated
Rail
Rail noun - A roadway overlaid with parallel steel rails over which trains travel.
Usage example: an abandoned stretch of rail that was overgrown with brush
Both words in one sentence
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Chicago has a public rail system called the 'L,' a combination of subways and elevated tracks that radiates from a loop around the city center towards the city's edges and (in some cases) the surrounding suburbs.
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Look no further than the Wayne Industries-built elevated rail lines' state of disrepair, for a sense of how far things have come since the time of Thomas and Martha Wayne.
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Contrary to the popular belief, the Loop got its name from the now-gone cablecar loop rather than the elevated rail tracks that encircle it today.
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