Gorge and Road

Gorge

Gorge noun - A narrow opening between hillsides or mountains that can be used for passage.

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Road and gorge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Road" instead a noun "Gorge".

Nearby Words: gorgeous, gorged, gorgeously, gorging, gorget

Road noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.

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Gorge and road are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gorge" instead a noun "Road".

Nearby Words: roadway, roadside, roadless, roadie

deep	deep gorge	deep road
entire	entire gorge	entire road
perilous	perilous gorge	perilous road
narrow	narrow gorge	narrow road
Other adjectives: steep, dusty.

Very little remains of human civilization except fossils and some very durable structures such as an artificial cave or a gorge excavated to build a road.

Source: Literature / Evolution
In the opening of Soul Music, a coach runs off the road and falls into a gorge.

Source: Made of Explodium
Known for scavenging roadkill on some of the Outback's long, straight roadways, where these birds gorge on the easy meal and become so heavy they need to take off into the wind, which can set them up for head-on collisions with road-trains (think a semi-truck with upwards of a dozen trailers on it).

Source: Useful Notes / Australian Wildlife

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