Synonyms for cross country
cross coun·t·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. cross countryadverb

   a long race run over open country

2. cross-countryadverb

   not following tracks or roads

   "they liked to race cross-country"

3. cross-countryadverb

   across the countryside

   "the river runs cross-country"; "the road runs cross-country"

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How to use cross country in a sentence?

1. Becky Pepper-Jackson:

   I am excited to know that I will be able to try out for the girls' cross-country team and follow in the running shoes of my family, it hurt that the state of West Virginia would try to block me from pursuing my dreams. I just want to play.

2. Robert Wilson:

   In coming decades, winter — as most people understand it — will get shorter and warmer, with less snow and more rain, this poses a serious threat to winter recreation: snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and downhill skiing.

3. Jenny LaBaw:

   Three months ago my boyfriend and I visited Colorado to visit my family, i had tears down my cheeks and told him I decided to run cross-country for epilepsy.

4. Christine Sarkis:

   A glass of wine with dinner on an international flight? Reasonable (especially if you're also drinking a healthy amount of water). Three vodka tonics in quick succession on a cross-country flight? Recipe for regret.

5. The Irion family:

   I think she experienced in other countries what it's liketo not be free and for the citizens of other countries to not be free, the freedom that young people have to get a driver's license and get a job and go on dates and drive cross-country if you want to when you want to … just doesn't exist anywhere else.