paved
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- adjective
- /peɪvd/
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pavimentado
- And the road to my house was only paved in the last two years.
- paved road
And, you know, they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions, Right.
- And, you know, they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions, Right.
- The road to success is paved with dead squirrels, potholes and detours.
- All right, back on the paved Rd.
- Yeah, we'd love to live where there's a paved Rd.
- And they're, they're almost as dark as a newly paved Rd.
- There's going to be a foot between the dirt and the paved Rd.
- And this is in a village that doesn't even have paved roads.
- Girls are starting off a big climb but it is a brand new paved Rd.
- But we're going to take on another proverb today and that one is going to be the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
- It's like the road is never really paved like this straight Rd.
- The the the road to good intentions is paved with the bodies of dead minks.
- The streets are paved with shit and depression.
- And the way the rain falls and the way to enlightenment is paved with the road of unbaptized children.
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We have a great mix of paved and uncrowded back roads, rolling hills, flats, and steep hills.
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We returned on the paved trail to where we entered.
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Also, visitors can play volleyball, walk, run or ride on the paved path laid along the beach.
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The new park features a paved path that is perfect for biking and walking.
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The children played on the paved playground, enjoying the safe, smooth surface.
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Many cars were parked on the paved driveway outside the conference center.
Synonyms
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A road with a hard surface like asphalt or gravel
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Covered with small round stones like old streets
A street or path covered with round stones that is hard to walk on
Containing or made from a thick black sticky material used on roads
Covered with small flat pieces of hard material on a wall, floor, or roof
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Etymology
Paved comes from the old word pave, the same root as pavement, which meant a hard 'floor' made by placing and pressing stones. So, a paved surface is one that is covered with a firm material, making it easy to walk or drive on.