Synonyms:
junction
Meaning: the place where two or more things come together
Usage examples
"Great heavens!" he said, "that's the junction.
The junction of Grant and Buell, after all, had proved too much for them.
"You wish then to be sure of the junction between our two armies before Lee and Jackson strike?"
He stopped at the junction of the roads and stood for a few seconds in hesitation, then he followed Malchus.
The spot where a plain effects its junction with a city is always stamped with a certain piercing melancholy.
Not a reputation in Europe had a rag left to cover it as we steamed in beneath the huge iron roof of the main central junction.
We have now arrived at an important station in staff making, a junction, we may term it, where many lines branch off from the main road.
"I've arranged for a special engine," he added, "and if all goes well the freight will be on the sidetrack at Chazy Junction on Monday morning.
Also he charged a round commission on the wages of Lon Taft and Ned Long, and doubled the liveryman's bill for hauling the goods over from the Junction.
He arrived at last, walking in the soft light on the noiseless ribbed rubber, and stood by the door of the long car that ran straight through to the Junction.