bridgeless
Americanadjective
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lacking a bridge.
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being impossible to cross with a bridge.
Example Sentences
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At the bottom of the ridge the next morning, we switched from hiking boots to sandals for a flat, low-lying section with 18 bridgeless creek crossings.
From New York Times ● Oct. 22, 2010
Months ago Eisenhower had said that for the Germans to retreat across a bridgeless Rhine would be almost a "naval operation."
From Time Magazine Archive
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Suddenly, out of the smoke, the now bridgeless Rhine appeared, flowing placidly.
From Time Magazine Archive
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Thus for the immediate future the attackers faced the prospect of crossing a bridgeless river.
From Time Magazine Archive
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When he saw me he removed his delicate half- glasses from his bridgeless boxer’s nose.
From "Native Speaker" by Chang-rae Lee
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