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permanent way
noun
- the roadbed and track of a railroad.
permanent way
noun
- the track of a railway, including the ballast, sleepers, rails, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of permanent way1
Example Sentences
The terrain is difficult enough and inaccessible enough that it likely would not have been utilized even by pre-Columbian peoples, certainly not in a permanent way.
So those wheels have always moved extraordinarily slowly, and I wish that revelations like Dan Janzen's back in the early '90s would have really changed that in a permanent way, in a global way, but they haven't.
Those joining the call are "ready to help bring an end to this war in a just and permanent way that allows Ukraine to enjoy its freedom", he said.
The result is that we can genetically label those cells in a permanent way.
Now, campaigners hope there can be a permanent way to remember her in the town where she made such a difference.
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