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air-line
[ air-lahyn ]
adjective
- straight; direct; traveling a direct route:
Some railroads advertise air-line routes between stations.
Word History and Origins
Origin of air-line1
Example Sentences
Confident in his keenness of vision and in his familiarity with sea ice, he took the shorter air-line route, though its rough rubble-ice and shattered hummock-masses were sure to make greater demands on his physical strength and to require vigilance to avoid accidents.
Tupelo is about forty miles south of Rienzi, on an air-line.
It is not to be confused with Gordiou-kome, refounded as Juliopolis, a Bithynian town on a small tributary of the Sangarius, about 47 m. in an air-line N.W. of Gordium.
A second branched off from South Corinth, and leading in almost an air-line to Orange, passed near the western edge of Round Lake.
Three trails led southward from Jessup's Landing,—one in almost an air-line to Kinaquariones.
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