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Commute   /kəmjˈut/   Listen
Commute

noun
1.
A regular journey of some distance to and from your place of work.



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"Commute" Quotes from Famous Books



... adopted in Mr. Gladstone's Land Bill was to commute the rent-charges, offering the landlord, as a general rule, twenty years' purchase on the net rental of the estate (that is to say, the rent received by him after deducting all outgoings), and paying him the purchase-money in L3 per cent. stock taken at par. The stock was to be advanced ...
— Handbook of Home Rule (1887) • W. E. Gladstone et al.


Words linked to "Commute" :   turn, alter, maths, jaunt, shift, break, represent, live out, math, switch, reverse, trip, replace, travel, utilize, map, sleep out, capitalise, modify, journeying, mathematics, capitalize, rectify, change by reversal, commutation, commuting, journey, launder


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