bypasser
- noun
- /ˈbaɪˌpæsər/
:
transeúnte
- Many bypassers enjoyed the street performances.
Examples
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As a bypasser, she enjoys observing the street performers while walking through the park.
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Several bypassers gathered to watch the street performance in the city square.
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A bypasser noticed the smoke and quickly called the fire department.
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The lost dog was found by a bypasser who took it to the animal shelter.
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A bypasser stopped to look at the art installation.
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The bypasser stopped to smell the flowers blooming along the sidewalk.
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Many bypassers stopped to admire the colorful murals on the old brick building.
Synonyms
100
1.6
A person who is walking near a road or street
12
3.3
A person who is walking past a place by chance
7
4.9
A person who walks past a place, often by chance
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3.6
A person who is walking past a place by chance
A person who is walking on the street
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bypasser comes from by 'near' and pass 'move past', like the common word passerby, so it means a person who passes by a place and notices things on the way.