What is another word for main line?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈe͡ɪn lˈa͡ɪn], [ mˈeɪn lˈaɪn], [ m_ˈeɪ_n l_ˈaɪ_n]
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Synonyms for Main line:
adj.
• prosperous (adjective)- substantial,
- robust,
- easy,
- in the money,
- lucky,
- snug,
- upper-class,
- fortunate,
- well,
- uptown,
- palmy,
- booming,
- well-off,
- flourishing,
- wealthy,
- well-to-do,
- sitting pretty,
- comfortable,
- lousy rich,
- well-heeled,
- rich,
- main-line,
- roaring,
- affluent,
- halcyon,
- doing well,
- blooming,
- prospering,
- money to burn,
- on top of heap,
- moneyed,
- opulent,
- in clover.
n.
• elite (noun)- establishment,
- crowd,
- aristocracy,
- cream,
- prize,
- flower,
- gentry,
- pride,
- best,
- blue blood,
- quality,
- celebrity,
- prime,
- select,
- high society,
- elect,
- upper class,
- beautiful people,
- top,
- choice,
- gentility,
- fast lane.
Other synonyms:
• track
How to use "Main line" in context?
When thinking about the railroad, many people might images of long, fence-lined tracks snaking through the countryside. This is certainly one way that a railroad can be described, and it is arguably the most common type of railroad. But there is also a main line, which is a more traditional and traditional-looking railroad. These railroads tend to be much shorter, with few curves, and they often run through more populated areas. They are also often used for more important shipments, like grain or oil. And, of course, because they are more traditional, Main Lines are often more expensive to build than other types of railroads.
Homophones for Main line:
- milan, millime, mawlamyine, mullein, melanoma, melon, malmo, Maya Lin, mammalian, millennium, melamine, malahini, myeline, mailman, malone, millennian, malayan, milne, moline, melanin, milano, milline, myeloma, myelin, malian, mellon, melena, melinae, melaena, moulmein, million, milium, mallon, Mallee Hen, mullion, mainline, malawian, malayalam.
Hyponym for Main line:
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