Synonyms for corridor
ˈkɔr ɪ dər, -ˌdɔr, ˈkɒr-cor·ri·dor

Princeton's WordNet

1. corridornoun

   an enclosed passageway; rooms usually open onto it

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1. • Passageway

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1. corridornoun

   Synonyms:
   gallery, passage

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1. List of paraphrases for "corridor":

   hallway, corridors, aisle, hall, row, passageway, walkway, gangway, passage, wormhole, broker

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1. Kirill Molodtsov:

   The consultations are under way, look at the forecasts we had produced earlier. In that sense, you will understand that we are within the (pricing) corridor that we had forecast.

2. The Azeri central bank:

   A decision has been made to conduct a policy based on a mechanism of a dual-currency basket, which includes the dollar and euro, the central bank will continue its participation on the currency market in the framework of a corridor.

3. Rangga Cipta:

   But discussions are still within some kind of corridor, it's not a completely free group. We just have more access to ask about details.

4. Kris Sanders:

   Depending on where you are, wind gusts today are on the border of 40 mph, upwards of 60 mph possible, a lot of the higher winds are going to be in the far northwest part of Colorado and the far northeast part of Utah, stretching down maybe towards the I-70 corridor.

5. Stephen Gardner:

   The investments in infrastructure laid out in this plan will lead to more modern, reliable, and faster trains, expanded service, and a better customer experience — that will benefit customers, economies and local communities along the entire Northeast Corridor and beyond.