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causey Definition and Meaning in English (causey definition)

noun
Synonyms:causewayembankmentdyke
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Causey definition: A raised road or path, typically across low-lying, wet ground or water, built to allow passage.

Definitions of Causey

  1. 1noun(archaic)

    A raised road or path, typically across low-lying, wet ground or water, built to allow passage.

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“The old causey provided the only dry passage across the marsh.”

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Causey definition: A raised road or path, typically across low-lying, wet ground or water, built to allow passage.
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'Causey' translates to 'causey' in English. Causey definition: A raised road or path, typically across low-lying, wet ground or water, built to allow passage.
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