across
preposition /əˈkrɒs/
/-ˈkrɑːs/ Definition
A2 on the opposite side of: The library is just across the road.Through, across, opposite and against › in every part of a particular place or country: Voting took place peacefully across most of the country.Somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, or everywhere
(Definition of across preposition from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- all over somewhere idiom
- all over the place idiom
- anyplace adverb
- anywhere adverb
- at every turn idiom
- coast noun
- everyplace adverb
- everywhere adverb
- from pillar to post idiom
- from top to bottom idiom
- from top to toe idiom
- omni- prefix
- omnipresent adjective
- on/at every corner idiom
- pan- prefix
- someplace adverb
- somewhere adverb (PLACE)
- ubiquity noun
- universal adjective
- up and down somewhere idiom
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