Walkway

/ˈwɔːkweɪ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A path designed for pedestrians to walk on.

The city installed new lights along the walkway to improve safety at night.

A raised platform or promenade that provides access to a specific area.

We strolled along the beachfront walkway, enjoying the ocean breeze.

An aisle or passageway in a building or space.

The walkway between the two buildings is lined with beautiful flowers.

A pathway in a public space, commonly found in parks or gardens.

Children played on the grassy areas next to the walkway in the park.

Originally from the combination of 'walk' and 'way'.

walkway of life

A metaphor for the path one takes in life.

make way

To clear a path for someone to walk through.

walk the line

To navigate a difficult situation carefully.

path

A narrow way or track between obstacles.

sidewalk

A paved path for pedestrians at the side of a road.

thoroughfare

A main road or public highway.

A casual term for an informal gathering area.

Let's meet at the walkway by the fountain.

Referring to a location where people often socialize.

The walkway is always buzzing with activity, especially on weekends.