Synonym: cover, cross, crossbeam, crosspiece, cut across, cut through, deny, get across, get over, pass over, span, sweep, track, transom, trave, traversal. Similar words: travesty, traveler, travelled, contravene, verse, oversee, reverse, adverse. Meaning: ['trævə(r)s] 
n. 1. a horizontal beam that extends across something 2. a horizontal crosspiece across a window or separating a door from a window over it 3. taking a zigzag path on skis 4. travel across. v. 1. travel across or pass over 2. to cover or extend over an area or time period 3. deny formally (an allegation of fact by the opposing party) in a legal suit.
n. 1. a horizontal beam that extends across something 2. a horizontal crosspiece across a window or separating a door from a window over it 3. taking a zigzag path on skis 4. travel across. v. 1. travel across or pass over 2. to cover or extend over an area or time period 3. deny formally (an allegation of fact by the opposing party) in a legal suit. 
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1. We began a traverse across the rock face.
2. We need to traverse the last century thoroughly.
3. It is difficult to traverse the shaky bridge.
4. Several railroads traverse the district.
5. An estimated 250,000 cars traverse the bridge daily.
6. And this production, played on a red-carpeted traverse stage, brings out excellently the mixture of bombast and expediency.
7. Any traverse by foot across this kind of terrain would be exhausting and treacherous.
8. These students traverse course after remedial course, becoming increasingly turned off to writing, increasingly convinced that they are hopelessly inadequate.
9. Their proposals are simple, grandiose in scope and traverse party lines.
10. Step down and make a delicate traverse left to move up into a recess and small ledge.
11. The bonus of having to traverse a network of constantly changing roads?
12. We live in a time when people traverse lots of music, but in classical music the composer traverses larger musical structures.
13. Descent: Traverse leftwards until easy ground leads down to the road.
14. To traverse ( an area of ground ) laterally back and forth while slowly advancing forward.
15. The final products of closed traverse survey might be still match the precision index mark of the current specification if systematic errors exist within traverse leg.
16. In a traverse, afternoon reciprocal angles should be easy to arrange.
17. The accuracy and efficiency of traverse measurement system are improved by means of the cost function calculation and range profiles matching.
18. Big drop-offs in the use of contraceptives occur when women have to invest more time and traverse greater distances to get them.
19. Up above, two flying walkways in oak and steel traverse the space at third and fourth levels.
20. Above, a steep rib requires a ridiculously long reach before an easy traverse leads back into the corner.
21. Accounts by military and civilian air-traffic officials agreed the commercial airliner had received proper permission to traverse the zone.
22. At 3.1 kilometers, this dive is the longest underwater traverse of two cave systems in the world.
23. A beautifully clean, steep layback leads to an exciting but easy traverse and a nasty pull into a frustratingly smooth scoop.
24. The refuge was crowded with skiers following the Haute Route - the high level alpine traverse.
25. Finally we locate the top pitch, a fine crack and poorly protected traverse.
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26. Distance by impediment Most journeys are measured by the energy needed to traverse them.
27. Far removed from the practicalities of army life was the entry from the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh.
28. Moore and Garlin, a star and executive producer of the HBO series "Curb Your Enthusiasm, " plan next year to start a Traverse City Comedy Arts Festival.
29. The fewer queue managers that input and output messages have to traverse the cheaper the cost of processing the messages and therefore the higher the message rate that can be obtained.
30. Over the next two years, Moore negotiated with the owner — Rotary Charities of Traverse City — to operate it full-time as a nonprofit.
More similar words: travesty, traveler, travelled, contravene, verse, oversee, reverse, adverse, inverse, diverse, universe, converse, aversion, perseverance, intersperse, brave, crave, unravel, depraved, ravenous, per se, terse, jersey, supersede, disperse, immersed, persecute, undersell, waver, average.