Elevated
Railroad
Railroad noun - A roadway overlaid with parallel steel rails over which trains travel.
Usage example: that railroad hasn't been used for passenger trains for decades
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Synonyms for Railroad
Elevated and railroad are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Elevated" instead the word "Railroad" as a noun or an adjective.
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- In SimCity 4 Deluxe, expect most cities to be crammed packed full of skyscrapers due to only Dense zone use, as well as to never see one railroad or elevated rail system as opposed to avenues, roads, subway and bus stations.
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Also, the system is called the 'L', not the "El" (that would be New York's elevated railroad).
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Urban Segregation: The wealthy districts of Old Bullworth Vale and Bullworth Town are cleanly separated from the poor ones of New Coventry and Blue Skies Industrial Park by an elevated railroad trestle, making New Coventry and Blue Skies "the wrong side of the track" both figuratively and literally.
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