Synonyms for pavement
ˈpeɪv məntpave·ment

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1. pavementnoun

   A paved footpath at the side of a road.

   Synonyms:
   sidewalk

2. pavementnoun

   Synonyms:
   roadway, road, paving, surface

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:1.0 / 1 vote

1. pavement, pavingnoun

   the paved surface of a thoroughfare

   Synonyms:
   sidewalk, paving material, pavage, paving

2. paving, pavement, paving materialnoun

   material used to pave an area

   Synonyms:
   sidewalk, paving material, pavage, paving

3. sidewalk, pavementnoun

   walk consisting of a paved area for pedestrians; usually beside a street or roadway

   Synonyms:
   sidewalk, paving material, paving

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1. List of paraphrases for "pavement":

   sidewalk, footpath, carriageway, roadway, coating, paving, asphalt, causeway, pedestrian, squamous, walkway, coatings, curb, boardwalk, bitumen

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1. Brandon Judd:

   We sent agents out to the scene where Agent Martinez was found and measured to see how far off the shoulder was to the pavement, then to the grass and culvert.

2. Alieva Aysel:

   There are places along the pavement where you can get up with a truck, even during the day there are trucks in the morning delivering drinks, ice creams and things for the restaurants on the beach ... like here for example.

3. Gloria Chapman:

   He shook the gun out of my hand and he kicked the gun across the pavement, he shook me out of my shock.

4. Cecil Williams:

   One of the most terrible acts of violence I have ever seen was when a young lady student fell to the pavement and two Orangeburg city police begin clubbing her.

5. Melissa Benoist:

   I learned what it felt like to be pinned down and slapped repeatedly, punched so hard the wind would go out of me, dragged by my hair across pavement, head-butted, pinched until my skin broke, shoved into a wall so hard the drywall broke, choked.