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Day's March

Definition:

A "day's march" refers to the distance a person or group can travel on foot within one day. It is commonly used in military or historical contexts to describe the average distance covered by soldiers or travelers during a day's journey.

Sense 1:

Usage: Noun

Example Sentence: The soldiers had already covered a day's march by noon, showing their impressive speed and endurance.

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Sense 2:

Usage: Noun

Example Sentence: The distance between the two towns was approximately one day's march for a well-trained traveler.

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Sense 3:

Usage: Adjective

Example Sentence: The local inn was a perfect place to rest after a long day's march.

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Sense 4:

Usage: Adjective

Example Sentence: The market was filled with local produce and crafts, attracting tourists with its day's march charm.

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