highway
n.
public road; main road, interstate, expressway; route, passage (over land or water)
Highway
Highway is a term commonly used to designate major roads intended for travel by the
public between important destinations, such as
cities. The term highway can also be varied country-to-country, and can be referred to a
road,
freeway, superhighway,
autoroute,
autobahn,
parkway,
expressway,
autostrasse,
autostrada,
byway,
auto-estrada or
motorway.
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highway
Noun
1. a major road for any form of motor transport
(synonym) main road
(hypernym) road, route
(hyponym) Appian Way
(part-meronym) interchange
Highways
Though during the sway of the Romans over Palestine they made a few substantial roads for their carts and chariots, yet for the most of the time, as today, the Jews had nothing such as we call roads, but only footpaths through which animals walk in single file. These are never cared for, no repairs are made or obstacles removed. This fact brings into striking prominence the figure of repairing a highway for the return Of the captives, or the coming of the great King. On special occasions kings had roads prepared for the progress of their armies, or their own going from place to place.-ED.
Smith's Bible Dictionary (1884) , by William Smith.
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