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Definitions from the WebOverlandDefinition:Overland refers to something related to, situated, or taking place on land, especially a journey or transport that is done by land rather than by sea or air. Part of Speech:Adjective, adverb, noun Senses:1. Adjective - Popular Usage:(pertaining to travel) Example sentence: She preferred overland travel because it allowed her to experience the picturesque landscapes along the way. (pertaining to vehicles or equipment) Example sentence: The overland vehicles were equipped with off-road tires to handle uneven terrains during adventurous journeys. (pertaining to people or tribes) Example sentence: The overland tribes inhabited the vast plains and traveled long distances in search of food. 2. Adverb - Popular Usage:(pertaining to traveling across land) Example sentence: The group decided to go overland rather than taking a flight to enjoy the scenic beauty of the countryside. 3. Noun - Popular Usage:(pertaining to journey) Example sentence: The overland from coast to coast took them through various national parks and historic landmarks. (pertaining to a mode of transportation) Example sentence: The company offered an overland adventure package, including accommodation in safari tents and transportation in rugged 4x4 vehicles. 4. Adjective - Local Usage:(pertaining to a specific region or locality) Example sentence: The locals recommended taking the overland route to avoid traffic congestion in the city center. 5. Adverb - Local Usage:(pertaining to a specific region or locality) Example sentence: The residents often travel overland to the neighboring town for shopping and entertainment. 6. Noun - Local Usage:(pertaining to historical significance) Example sentence: The local museum showcased artifacts from the overland trail that pioneers used during the westward migration. Related Products: | ||||
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