Meanings of waystation in English

Two hours later the crate was unloaded at a waystation.

Or squadrons of Aquilas could broadcast straight to phones without a waystation in the middle.

To hide these details, most services act as a kind of Web waystation between browsers and sites.

Brief note, mailed at a waystation-

The biggest is the $1.4 billion Colombo Port City project, a symbol of China's influence and a waystation on its most important trade route.

For most, subways are waystations to be tolerated, annoying intervals between origin and blessed destination.

We therefore can observe only the infrequently preserved waystations of a true continuity, and we misinterpret the massive lacunae as evidence for rapid change.

One can only wonder, then, why biologists ever bothered to devise explicit terms for mere geometric waystations in a continuum with no interesting causal distinctions.