Mall and Sidewalk

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Mall noun - A public place for strolling.

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Sidewalk and mall are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sidewalk" instead a noun "Mall".

Sidewalk noun - Walk consisting of a paved area for pedestrians; usually beside a street or roadway.

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Mall and sidewalk are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mall" instead a noun "Sidewalk".

In All I Want for Christmas Hallie goes to see a Mall Santa, and she sees a car passing close by the sidewalk about to cause a Roadside Wave.

Source: Defied Trope
He tries to resist it, but inevitably it leads him into the companionship of a girl named Bethany, and together, they go down—beneath the sidewalk, into a strange, subterranian mall, on a ski lift that takes them into a place called Alypium.

Source: Literature / Erec Rex
In All I Want for Christmas Hallie goes to see a Mall Santa, and when she sees a car passing close by the sidewalk, she steps back, keeping her winter coat and fur muff pristine, while the people in front get splashed with wet snow.

Source: Roadside Wave

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