Speedway

Pronunciation: /ˈspiːdˌweɪ/

Definitions of speedway

noun a racetrack designed for high-speed racing

Example Sentences

A1 I went to the speedway to watch a race.

A2 The speedway was packed with fans cheering for their favorite drivers.

B1 The speedway is known for hosting thrilling events throughout the year.

B2 Drivers need to have exceptional skills to navigate the twists and turns of the speedway.

C1 The speedway underwent extensive renovations to improve safety measures for the racers.

C2 The speedway circuit is considered one of the most challenging in the country.

Examples of speedway in a Sentence

formal The speedway is a popular venue for racing events.

informal Let's head to the speedway this weekend to watch some races.

slang I love the adrenaline rush I get from watching cars zoom around the speedway.

figurative Life is like a speedway, you have to keep moving fast to stay ahead.

Grammatical Forms of speedway

• plural: speedways
• comparative: speedier
• superlative: speediest
• present tense: speedways
• future tense: will speedway
• perfect tense: has speedwayed
• continuous tense: is speedwaying
• singular: speedway
• positive degree: speedway
• infinitive: to speedway
• gerund: speedwaying
• participle: speedwayed

Origin and Evolution of speedway

First Known Use: 1903 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'speedway' originated from the combination of 'speed' and 'way' to describe a road or track designed for high-speed racing.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to specially designed tracks for racing, the term 'speedway' has evolved to also encompass any road or route where high speeds are achieved, such as highways or freeways.