Pathway

Pronunciation: /ˈpæθˌweɪ/

Definitions of pathway

noun A route or way that allows for passage or travel from one place to another.

Example Sentences

A1 I followed the pathway through the forest.

A2 The pathway to the beach was lined with seashells.

B1 The pathway to success is often filled with obstacles.

B2 The pathway to becoming a doctor requires years of education and training.

C1 The pathway of the river meandered through the valley.

C2 The pathway to enlightenment is different for each individual.

Examples of pathway in a Sentence

formal The pathway to success in this industry requires dedication and hard work.

informal Let's take the pathway through the park to get to the other side.

slang I heard that new club is the pathway to a good time.

figurative Forgiveness is the pathway to inner peace and happiness.

Grammatical Forms of pathway

• plural: pathways
• comparative: more pathway
• superlative: most pathway
• present tense: pathway
• future tense: will pathway
• perfect tense: have pathwayed
• continuous tense: is pathwaying
• singular: pathway
• positive degree: pathway
• infinitive: to pathway
• gerund: pathwaying
• participle: pathwayed

Origin and Evolution of pathway

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'pathway' originated from the Old English word 'pæþweg' which was a combination of 'pæþ' meaning 'path' and 'weg' meaning 'way'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'pathway' has retained its original meaning of a path or way, but has also come to be used more broadly to refer to any route or course that can be followed.