via

Examples

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• Many of the artworks ended up in well known public museums via various routes.

• So that is my trying to map the continuum of Bible translations via thought for thought and word for word.

• We're basically, we produce education, but we finance via the methods you talk about in your book.

• If you want to receive updates in your email, click 'Via email' in the upper right corner.

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• And obviously self education can be via us on YouTube, for example, or via a mentor of some sort.

• I mean, the best route in, I would say is either via our website, via e-mail or socials.

• Belisarius garrisons Naples and advances up the old Roman Rd, the Via Latina to Rome.

• The travelers reached their destination via the scenic coastal road.

• She learned about the event via a friend's recommendation.

Synonyms

W

way

vsvia

∞ 1.0

A path or road from one place to another

also denotes a method or means for achieving something

R

road

vsvia

∞ 2.7

A way to reach a goal or succeed

is broader and also used for literal routes and ancient paths

R

route

vsvia

∞ 1.0

A road or path people use to travel between places

also applies to methods and figurative means of achieving something

P

passage

vsvia

115 2.5

A way for people or things to move through

is used more broadly for methods and general travel routes

B

byway

vsvia

9 7.4

A small quiet road in the countryside that people do not use often

is more general and can mean any route or method

T

thruway

vsvia

• US

5 4.1

A wide road for fast traffic with few places to enter or leave

is broader and used for any route or method beyond limited highways

T

throughway

vsvia

• US

2 4.1

A wide road that lets cars and trucks travel fast without stoplights or intersections

is general and also means methods and nonhighway routes

E

edgeway

vsvia

• Archaic

1 9.9

An old narrow path that runs along the edge of a field or cliff

is the general word for routes and methods rather than only narrow border tracks

A

ancient trade route

vsvia

1 6.5

A path from long ago for carrying goods between places

is more general and used for methods and any kind of route

T

transpass

vsvia

• Archaic

9.9

A route or way used to go from one place to another

names a route or method rather than the action of crossing

Compounds

V

Via Dolorosa

• Literature

1 9.6

A street in Jerusalem that pilgrims walk to remember the route Jesus took to his crucifixion

V

via ferrata set

• Specialized

9.9

Climbing gear that has a safety strap and two metal clips for via ferrata routes

V

Via Flaminia

9.9

An ancient Roman road that runs north from Rome into northern Italy

V

via media

9.1

A middle way between two extremes that offers a compromise

V

via crucis

9.9

A Christian ceremony where people walk between stations and think about Jesus's suffering

V

via crucis

9.9

A set of pictures or stations in a church that show Jesus's path to the cross

V

via crucis

• Literature

9.9

A long painful time someone must go through to reach a goal

Surface Forms

Etymology