travelled
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- well-travelled adjective
Example Sentences
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Heathrow said almost 7.2 million passengers travelled through the hub last month, its highest number on record for the month of December.
From Barron's
The two became symbols of the aftermath of the disaster, and they travelled to the US later in 2000 to speak to Congress and help raise awareness about what had happened.
From BBC
Members of Aminian's family travelled from their hometown in Kermanshah, western Iran, to Tehran to identify her body after learning of her death, a source close to the family told INRNGO.
From BBC
US forces boarded the Russian-flagged Marinera after a pursuit lasting almost two weeks and as it travelled through the waters between Iceland and Scotland.
From BBC
Avon and Somerset Police said there had been a "number of reported sightings" of the men but there was a "distinct possibility" they had travelled out of the area.
From BBC
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