way
/weɪ/ n [C] (MANNER)Definition
› a particular manner, characteristic, or fashion: I like the way your hair is fixed. Jack and Beth feel the same way about animals. There is no way I can leave her. They don’t write songs the way they used to. › Your way is also the ability to do things in the manner you want: My little sister gets furious if she doesn’t get her way.
(Definition of way n (MANNER) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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