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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
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I would recommend usage of the word meander or meandrous
It refers to a winding or indirect course. Typically, a river meanders, and your journey through thick woods is typically not so spectacular.
- 304729 views
- 650 answers
- 111942 votes
