Path and Train

Path

Path noun - The direction along which something or someone moves.

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Train and path are semantically related In some cases you can use "Train" instead a noun "Path".

Nearby Words: pathway, pathless

Train noun - A body of employees or servants who accompany and wait on a person.

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Path and train are semantically related in nature topic. Sometimes you can use "Path" instead a noun "Train".

Nearby Words: trained, training, trainee, trainer, trainband

full	full path	full train
special	special path	special train
best	best path	best train
particular	particular path	particular train
Other adjectives: similar, short, complete, single, actual, entire, real, wrong, main, different.

Similar to a train, if you are in a vehicle caught in the path of an oncoming tornado, and you have the option to escape in the vehicle, you want to move at a right angle to the tornado's apparent direction.

Source: One-Dimensional Thinking
However, when Terryman sees a puppy has wandered into the path of his train, he immediately gets ahead of the train and stops it.

Source: Trainstopping
We Need a Distraction: In order to escape the subway, which is padlocked by the police, the Warriors toss one of the Turnbull AC's into the path of an oncoming train.

Source: Video Game / The Warriors

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