viaduct /ˈvaɪə.dʌkt/ noun [C]
► F0 a long, high bridge, usually held up by many arches, which carries a railway or a road over a valley: » a railway viaductThesaurus+: ↑Bridges- ♯ Rowing
- ♯ Royalty, aristocracy and titles
- ♯ Rubbish and waste
- ♯ Rude and cheeky
- ♯ Rugby
- ♯ Rules and laws
- ♯ Ruling and governing
- ♯ Runaways and refugees
- ♯ Running away and escaping
- ♯ Rural and suburban roads
- ♯ Saddening, shocking and upsetting
- ♯ Sadness
- ♯ Sadness and regret
- ♯ Safe and enclosed spaces
- ♯ Safe and secure
- ♯ Sailing and boating
- ♯ Sailing, yachting and canoeing
- ♯ Samples and examples
- ♯ Sandwiches and snacks
- ♯ Satisfied and complacent
- ♯ Sauces, dressings, dips and pickles
- ♯ Sausages, burgers and stuffings
- ♯ Saving and savings accounts
- ♯ Savings, interest and capital
- ♯ Savoury dishes