Passage and Trace

Passage

Passage noun - An established course for traveling from one place to another.

Usage example: the long passage down the Atlantic seaboard, around Cape Horn, and up the Pacific Coast to California

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Trace and passage are semantically related in path topic. In some cases you can use "Trace" instead a noun "Passage".

Nearby Words: pass, passed, passing, passageway, passaged

Trace noun - A rough course or way formed by or as if by repeated footsteps.

Usage example: stay on the trace, or you'll get lost in these thick woods

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Passage and trace are semantically related in path topic. Sometimes you can use "Passage" instead a noun "Trace".

Nearby Words: track, traced, tracing, traceable, tracking

original	original passage	original trace
single	single passage	single trace
small	small passage	small trace
entire	entire passage	entire trace
Other adjectives: large, slow, little, easy, final, last.

Counterfeit Cash: Invoked in some cases where police plant marked bills, which are currency notes marked with a certain identifying feature to trace the passage of them through money laundering schemes or drug/prostitution rings.

Source: Series / Law & Order

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