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Meanings of waymarks in English
Usage of waymarks in English
1
The Oxford Junior Dictionary has been excising the waymarks of the living world.
2
The PNT is a challenging route with few waymarks and often no clear trail.
3
The route is fully signed, following green waymarks throughout.
4
You have become waymarks to the kingdom of folly.
5
These early comments are valuable to me as waymarks of progress, which I would not have effaced.
6
Haguna followed some unseen waymarks with sure step, still tacitly compelling Anthrops to follow her without inquiry.
7
From here the way leads clear back to Melrose, retracing your steps via waymarks 4 to 1.
8
The hard path pushed up over jagged stones that cut her tender feet, and they left bleeding waymarks on the difficult ascent.
9
If so, it will need to set a series of waymarks, by which it can judge whether or not governments are on track.
10
He started to walk, following the waymarks until he came to the city gate, but as it was now midnight, he found the gate shut.
11
Go up the steps opposite the toilets and follow the outward route (waymarks 9 to 1) back to the car park in Nefyn.
12
'That was different -they were merely waymarks on the holy road.
13
Waymarks to eternal Truth
14
The route has come back toward the col at waymark 6.
15
A good place to look is from the tip of the headland at waymark 12.
16
Continue west for 600m and return once more to waymark 5.
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Translations for waymarks
Portuguese
Spanish
Waymarks through the time