Trench and Way

Trench

Trench noun - A long narrow channel dug in the earth.

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Way and trench are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Way" instead a noun "Trench".

Nearby Words: trenchant, trenched, trencher, trenching

Way noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.

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Trench and way are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Trench" instead a noun "Way".

long	long trench	long way
particular	particular trench	particular way
similar	similar trench	similar way
common	common trench	common way
Other adjectives: simple, entire, big, great, dark, main, easy, traditional, opposite, awesome, creepy.

When a gravity slide causes the Neptune to start to slide into the trench during the rescue, Gates pushes the snark in the way, sacrificing himself to block the Neptune from sliding further, giving them the extra few seconds to escape, before Neptune and the Snark slip and fall into the trench.

Source: Film / Gray Lady Down
Asuma Sarutobi's and later Shikamaru Nara's trench knife-style "chakra blades" are designed to be used this way.

Source: Reverse Grip
Fullmetal Alchemist Ed and Al noticed a huge guy in a trench coat trailing them in a not so subtle way.

Source: Incredibly Obvious Tail

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