well-trodden

Adjective

Meaning

well-trodden (comparative more well-trodden, superlative most well-trodden)

Describing a route or path that is frequently used.
He beat the familiar and well-trodden path to her door.

Alternative names

well trodden

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Examples

A native of the Bronx, his subjects are often the continuously pulsating streets of New York City and the colorful cast of characters that populate its well-trodden pavement. Source: Internet

Safety issues caused by parking on the highway’s shoulder have prompted USFS to require limited weekend use permits and offer shuttles for the well-trodden Dog Mountain trail. Source: Internet

Route 1, covering over 800 miles, skirts the country's coastline, providing the perfect opportunity to get off the more well-trodden trail and see the island's empty spaces in all their glory. Source: Internet

The song contains no double entendres or glancing witticisms; even the central conceit—that, minus love, singer Andrew Savage is a husk merely acting as a human—is well-trodden ground. Source: Internet

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