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off-trail
[awf-treyl, of-]
adjective
away from a path or trail: to wander off-trail.
off-trail hiking;
to wander off-trail.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of off-trail1
First recorded in 1895–1900
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Example Sentences
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“They were definitely in an off-trail area and a dangerous spot,” Pape said.
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Don’t pick any poppies or go tromping off-trail.
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Court documents said the group took Hoffman to Thunderbird Falls, a popular trail area north of Anchorage, and followed a path off-trail to the Eklutna River.
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Jason Wicks, 49, of Hillman was charged with off-trail travel in a restricted hydrothermal area and being so drunk as to endanger himself and others, the U.S.
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His body was found "off-trail nearby", officials say.
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